# Niteshift

> Niteshift runs coding agents in the cloud. Every task gets a real environment — dependencies installed, dev server running, browser ready — so the agent builds a change, proves it works, and opens a pull request with the evidence attached.

Tasks start from the web app, a GitHub pull request or issue comment, Slack, a Linear issue, or
an automation on a schedule or webhook, and run Claude Code, Codex, or another agent inside the
same environment. Links ending in `.md` are markdown versions of the page at the same URL.

## Product

- [Niteshift — The full-stack cloud for coding agents](https://niteshift.dev/index.md): Give any coding agent a real environment to run, verify, and ship. Niteshift returns a pull request with evidence it works.
- [Pricing](https://niteshift.dev/pricing.md): Usage-based plans that buy active agent time, with no token charges — bring your own Claude or OpenAI key.
- [Customers](https://niteshift.dev/customers): How teams run Niteshift, in their own words.
- [Changelog](https://niteshift.dev/changelog): Weekly log of what shipped.

## Blog

- [Blog](https://niteshift.dev/blog): Index of posts from the Niteshift team.
- [Introducing Niteshift: the full-stack cloud for coding agents](https://niteshift.dev/blog/introducing-niteshift.md): Give Niteshift a prompt, bug report, Linear ticket, prototype, or half-finished PR, and it returns a pull request with evidence that it works.

## Optional

- [How Ambrook got every employee shipping code with Niteshift](https://niteshift.dev/customers/ambrook.md): Case study: Ambrook expanded code ownership across the company, with over 50% of its pull requests now created on Niteshift.
- [Support](https://niteshift.dev/support): How to reach the team.
- [Terms of Service](https://niteshift.dev/terms): The agreement covering use of Niteshift.
- [Privacy Policy](https://niteshift.dev/privacy-policy): What Niteshift collects and how it is used.
- [Product documentation](https://docs.niteshift.dev/llms.txt): llms.txt for docs.niteshift.dev — setup, tasks, browser automation, autofix, automations, and the GitHub, Slack, and Linear integrations.