900k token context
Hold an entire codebase in one session. Context compaction and archival keep long sessions coherent.
DevPlace workspace
Welcome to your workspace for {{projectTitle}}
A full editor in your browser, your project files under /app, a login shell,
and DevPlace Code, the coding agent that builds with you. It is {{agentStarted}} in the
DevPlace Code terminal at the bottom of this window.
Meet dpc, DevPlace Code
dpc is an autonomous software engineering agent for the terminal. Tell it what you
want in plain language; it reads and writes the files in /app, runs commands,
installs what it needs, and keeps going until the task is done. It is a single native binary
with your DevPlace credentials already configured, so there is nothing to set up.
Vision
Hand it screenshots, error captures and UI mockups. It designs from a picture and debugs from an error image in the same session as your code.
Agent swarms
Large tasks are split across parallel sub-agents, each with its own context and live output. Builds, tests and lints run side by side.
Deep research
Multi-step web research with cited sources when a task needs facts it does not have yet.
Safe by design
Read-before-write on every edit, verification gates after changes, and session resume so you continue exactly where you stopped.
Your account, your credits
Every token is metered against your own DevPlace account through the platform gateway, with a free daily allowance. Nothing leaves DevPlace.
More than a hundred tools: file operations, search, shell execution, web retrieval, syntax
validation, sub-agent delegation and scheduled prompts. It also reads the same
.claude/ workflows, agents and slash commands as Claude Code.
Read the dpc documentation.
Try it now
Click into the DevPlace Code terminal and type a request. A few to start with:
Explain this project and list what is missing before it can run.Build a FastAPI app in app.py that serves a JSON health check at /, then start it on port 8000.Read screenshot.png in /app and implement that layout in index.html.Run the test suite, fix every failure, and show me the diff.
Inside this workspace
Your files are your project
Everything under /app syncs back to your DevPlace project, in both directions, including deletions.
Install anything
sudo and apt install work with no setup. Python, Rust, Nim and Swift toolchains are preinstalled.
Publish a port
Serve on a high port and forward it in the Ports view. DevPlace publishes it on a public HTTPS address for you.
Every folder is trusted
Nothing opens in Restricted Mode, so tasks and extensions work from the first second.