# coder.com > AI-optimized mirror of coder.com containing 51 pages totalling 33,054 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://coder.com/. Last updated: 2026-04-20T03:26:54.170Z. Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG). ## Homepage - [Secure environments where devs and agents work in parallel.](/site-root.html): Give developers a secure, governed environment to run AI coding agents at scale. Self-hosted infrastructure with full control over agent permissions, audit logging, and compliance. (381 words) ## Articles & Blog Posts - [legal/terms-of-service/index.html](/legal/terms-of-service/index.html) (1 words) - [Quick-Start](/docs/index.html): Find everything you need to know about Coder all in one place. Access all documentation for Coder OSS for creating & managing AI development infrastructure today! (133 words) - [resources/index.html](/resources/index.html) (1 words) - [blog/index.html](/blog/index.html) (1 words) - [Run parallel, isolated agents on your infrastructure.](/solutions/mux/index.html): Run parallel, isolated AI coding agents on your governed infrastructure. Mux is a free, open-source desktop and browser app with enterprise-grade security, audit logging, and model governance. (482 words) - [legal/privacy-policy/index.html](/legal/privacy-policy/index.html) (1 words) - [Coder Community Hub](/community/index.html): Join the Coder Community to connect with developers worldwide, explore meetups, and engage through Discord, GitHub, and open source projects. (371 words) - [Build with AI safely. Scale it confidently.](/solutions/ai-governance/index.html): Coder provides AI agents with execution boundaries and task-based permissions, logs activity for traceability, and supports human–agent collaboration with RBAC. (560 words) - [Security Vulnerability Disclosure Policy](/security/policy/index.html): Coder's security vulnerability disclosure policy and guidelines for responsible security research (683 words) - [Community](/community/communitynewslettersection/index.html) (13 words) - [Events and Webinars](/events-webinars/index.html) (296 words) - [AI Development Environments on AWS](/partners/aws/index.html): Scale AI software development with Coder and AWS AI. Give engineering teams cloud speed with the governance and cost-control leaders require. (348 words) - [launch/index.html](/launch/index.html) (1 words) - [Get in touch with sales](/contact/sales/index.html): Get in touch with Sales! (258 words) - [Coder Changelog](/changelog/index.html): Discover the latest feature releases to Coder open-source projects, including remote development environments and other tools loved by developers. (10,468 words) - [Request a demo of Coder Premium](/demo/index.html): Request a demo of Coder's self-hosted platform. Discover how to boost developer productivity with secure, remote development environments. (122 words) - [Open Source Licenses](/legal/open-source-licenses/index.html): We use the following open source dependencies in our products (30 words) - [changelog/versionbadge/index.html](/changelog/versionbadge/index.html) (1 words) - [Subscribe to our Newsletter](/newsletter/index.html): Want to stay up to date on all things Coder? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter for the latest articles, workshops, events, and announcements. (52 words) - [community/readmorearrow/index.html](/community/readmorearrow/index.html) (1 words) - [The AI Learning Curve: Why Devs Get Slower Before They Get Faster](/blog/the-ai-learning-curve-why-devs-get-slower-before-they-get-faster.html): Experienced developers often slow down when adopting AI coding tools, not because the technology fails, but because they're learning to shift from solo creator to collaborative reviewer of AI-generated code. Drawing from data showing a 19% velocity decrease among senior engineers and insights from the [DEV]olution podcast, this piece explores why the initial friction is actually an investment. Teams willing to be slower today while building trust through verification and establishing the right infrastructure will ultimately be faster, more confident, and more productive tomorrow. (1,598 words) - [STUN and NAT](/docs/admin/networking/stun/index.html): Learn how to forward ports in Coder (1,312 words) - [Why Your AI Agents Need Ephemeral Environments (And Your Devs Probably Do Too)](/blog/ephemeral-environments/index.html): Local development environments are inconsistent and unpredictable, filled with forgotten configs and custom workarounds. For human developers, this is frustrating—but for AI agents that can autonomously execute commands, it's genuinely dangerous. Ephemeral environments solve this by providing fresh, production-like workspaces that can be spun up instantly and deleted just as quickly, containing the blast radius when things go wrong. Beyond making AI agents safer, they eliminate the "works on my machine" problem entirely, helping human developers debug actual code instead of investigating mysterious local setups. (1,102 words) - [Coder vs. Ona: Which is better for your team?](/blog/coder-or-ona-which-is-better-for-your-team/index.html): Ona and Coder both provide developers with reproducible, powerful, cloud-based developer environments or workspaces. See the differences. (912 words) - [Visual Studio Code](/docs/user-guides/workspace-access/vscode/index.html): Use VSCode with Coder in the desktop or browser (585 words) - [Install](/docs/code-server/termux/index.html): How to install Termux to run code-server on an Android device. (790 words) - [Gain visibility. Secure environments.](/use-cases/financial-services/index.html): Financial institutions use Coder to standardize development environments — accelerating onboarding for developers and their AI agents. (410 words) - [Secure environments. Your infrastructure.](/use-cases/government/index.html): Government teams use Coder to onboard developers quickly, secure code, and standardize operations in their own infrastructure. (364 words) - [Web IDEs and Coder Apps](/docs/user-guides/workspace-access/web-ides/index.html): Access your workspace with IDEs in the browser (280 words) - [What You'll Need](/docs/user-guides/desktop/index.html): Transform remote workspaces into seamless local development environments with no port forwarding required (504 words) - [JetBrains Gateway](/docs/user-guides/workspace-access/jetbrains/gateway/index.html): Use JetBrains Gateway to connect to Coder workspaces (661 words) - [Built for developers. Ready for their agents.](/solutions/workspaces/index.html): Provision secure, governed workspaces for AI coding agents and developers. Full control over agent permissions, audit logging, and compliance—all on your infrastructure. (653 words) - [Open for devs. Safe for agents. Ready for enterprise.](/use-cases/index.html): Discover how Coder supports platform engineers, developers, and technology executives across industries—from government and regulated enterprises to fast-moving tech innovators. Explore use cases built for scale, security, and speed. (628 words) - [Careers at Coder](/careers/index.html): Join the team that's transforming how developers work in the cloud. At Coder, we're building secure, scalable development environments that power innovation at the world's leading companies. (648 words) - [Shared Workspaces GA: From Personal Sandboxes to Secure Team Infrastructure](/blog/shared-workspaces-ga-from-personal-sandboxes-to-secure-team-infrastructure.html): Announcing the general availability of Shared Workspaces and Service Accounts in Coder: secure, policy-controlled multi-user access to the environments where work actually happens. (1,013 words) - [Envbuilder is here: Enable developers to customize their environments with Dev Containers](/blog/envbuilder-is-here-enable-developers-to-customize-their-environments-with-dev-con.html): Built on the Dev Container standard, Envbuilder allows developers to take control of their dependencies and environments without waiting on platform teams. (726 words) - [Coder: The self-hosted GitHub Codespaces alternative](/blog/coder-the-github-codespaces-alternative/index.html): Coder provides an alternative to GitHub Codespaces for teams that require more options for editors and greater control over their infrastructure. (806 words) - [IDE support](/docs/about/index.html): Coder docs (641 words) - [Connecting to Your Workspace](/docs/user-guides/workspace-access/index.html): Connect to your Coder workspaces (619 words) - [Coder Secures $90M Series C Led by KKR to Advance Secure Enterprise AI Development](/blog/90m-series-c-led-by-kkr-to-advance-secure-enterprise-ai-development.html): KKR is joined by QRT, Uncork Capital, and other existing investors, signaling growing demand for infrastructure that enables the next generation of AI-powered software development (1,120 words) - [Differences between code-server and VS Code Web](/docs/user-guides/workspace-access/code-server/index.html): Access your workspace with code-server (184 words) - [Innovate with Coder](/partners/index.html): Join Coder's partner ecosystem to help organizations deploy and govern AI development infrastructure for developers and their coding agents. Explore technology integrations, services partnerships, and go-to-market opportunities. (390 words) - [Coder Unveils Enterprise-Grade Platform for Self-Hosted AI Development Environments](/blog/coder-enterprise-grade-platform-for-self-hosted-ai-development.html): Coder’s latest release enables AI agents to become a practical and secure reality for enterprise software development teams (600 words) - [Choose your secure path for developers and their agents.](/pricing/index.html): Compare Coder's Community vs. Premium features and capabilities. Get pricing or request a demo to get started. (347 words) - [A New Home for nhooyr/websocket](/blog/websocket/index.html): Coder adopted nhooyr/websocket and will continue to maintain it as an open-source library in our own GitHub organization. (653 words) - [Self-hosted Remote Development in JetBrains IDEs Now Available to Coder Users](/blog/self-hosted-remote-development-in-jetbrains-ides-now-available-to-coder-users.html): Coder partners with JetBrains to deliver an integration between Coder and JetBrains Gateway. Coder's self-hosted remote development platform empowers the Global 2000 to run Coder and JetBrains IDEs with any cloud and git provider. Coder eliminates manual development environment setup, gives developers more compute than on local machines, and intellectual property is secure. (430 words) - [U.S. DoD Strengthens National Defense with Secure, Centralized Cloud Development](/success-stories/us-department-of-defense-software-development-group.html): This Department of Defense agency deployed Coder on AWS GovCloud (US) to centralize development across classified environments, automate tool updates, and enforce strict data access controls. The result was a secure, compliant, and high-performance cloud platform that reduced exfiltration risks and improved developer productivity. (424 words) - [Accelerating the world’s transition to autonomous coding](/about/index.html): Coder is redefining how developers build software by moving development to the cloud—securely, flexibly, and at scale. Learn about our mission, team, and the values driving the future of cloud development. (213 words) - [Coder Champions Hub](/coder-champions/index.html): The Coder Champion program recognizes developers who contribute, share feedback, support peers, and advocate for Coder in our open source community. (131 words) - [Android](/docs/code-server/android/index.html): How to run code-server on an Android device using UserLAnd. 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