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Bitrise Remote Dev Environments
Cloud Macs and Linux machines for parallel coding agents, with CI-matched stacks and caches.
Product brief
What Bitrise Remote Dev Environments does.
Bitrise RDE gives you cloud Macs & Linux machines that start in seconds, the same machines, stacks and caches as your CI. Give every agent its machine and run them in parallel via MCP, or attach VS Code, Cursor or Claude Code. Archive when you stop, restore later.
Why we selected it
Concrete infrastructure for teams running coding agents in parallel, with fast-starting cloud Macs/Linux, CI-matched stacks and caches, MCP access, and archive/restore. It also naturally connects to the news focus on the
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- Agent infrastructure
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- Coding
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- First selected
- 2026-09-17
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What it can help with.
Only capabilities supported by the product information we collected are listed here.
Match CI environments
Uses the same machines, stacks, and caches as the product's CI.
Run agents in parallel
Lets teams give every coding agent its own machine and run agents in parallel via MCP.
Connect development tools
Allows VS Code, Cursor, or Claude Code to attach to a remote development environment.
Archive and restore environments
Environments can be archived when work stops and restored later.
Best-fit use cases
Give multiple coding agents separate cloud machines for parallel work.
Use a development environment with the same machines, stacks, and caches as CI.
Attach VS Code, Cursor, or Claude Code to a cloud Mac or Linux machine.
Archive an inactive environment and restore it for later work.
FAQ
Before you open it.
What machines does Bitrise Remote Dev Environments provide?
It provides cloud Macs and Linux machines.
How does it relate to CI?
It uses the same machines, stacks, and caches as its CI.
Can coding agents work in parallel?
Yes. Each agent can have its own machine, with parallel execution via MCP.
Which tools can attach to an environment?
VS Code, Cursor, and Claude Code can attach.
What happens when an environment is no longer needed?
It can be archived and restored later.