Terragon Shutdown

We Loved Terragon Too

Terragon Labs was a pioneer in cloud-based AI coding agents. Like many of you, we were fans of what they built. The ability to spin up isolated sandboxes, describe a task in natural language, and come back to a pull request was transformative for how we worked.

When we heard about the shutdown, we knew the Terragon community would need somewhere to land. Terragon was kind enough to open source their code, so DevBoxer is built on the literally the same foundations. You are welcome to self-host the original Terragon, but it's quite difficult to get running and the baseline monthly services it requires are quite expensive. So if you loved Terragon and you're looking for an easy transition, we think you'll feel right at home here.

A Familiar Home for Terragon Users

If you're searching for a Terragon Labs alternative, you'll find DevBoxer immediately familiar. The workflow you know and love is here: describe your task, let the agent work in an isolated sandbox, and review the pull request when it's ready.

We've also added some improvements we think you'll appreciate:

Burst CPU and Memory

DevBoxer sandboxes can burst CPU and memory capacity when demand spikes. Running a build? Executing a large test suite? The sandbox scales up to meet the workload, then scales back down. No more waiting on resource-constrained environments during intensive operations.

Brand new Orchestrate mode (coming soon)

We're bringing all the latest Task and Teammates features from Claude Code to every agent, including Codex. Tackle long-running tasks with high reliability and full autonomy. This is the next generation of AI coding, and you'll be able to access it soon on DevBoxer!

What You Get with DevBoxer

Isolated sandboxes for every task, just like Terragon.

GitHub integration with automatic branch creation and pull requests.

Parallel task execution so you can run multiple agents without conflicts.

Slack integration to delegate work directly from your team's conversations.

CLI for local development to pull tasks when they need hands-on attention.

Getting Started

Transitioning from Terragon to DevBoxer is straightforward:

1. Sign up for DevBoxer at devboxer.com/login and start your 7-day free trial
2. Connect your GitHub repositories using the same OAuth flow you're familiar with
3. Configure your environments with environment variables and setup scripts
4. Start creating tasks using natural language prompts

Your workflow stays the same. The interface will feel familiar. You'll be productive in minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Terragon Labs shutting down?

Terragon Labs is officially shutting down on February 9th, 2026. After this date, the service will no longer be available.

Is DevBoxer compatible with my existing GitHub repositories?

Yes. DevBoxer integrates directly with GitHub using the same OAuth-based connection. Any repository you used with Terragon can be connected to DevBoxer.

What does DevBoxer cost?

DevBoxer offers a 7-day free trial to get started. After that, the Core plan is $30/month per user with up to 3 concurrent tasks, and the Pro plan is $60/month per user with up to 30 concurrent tasks. See our billing page for full details.

Can I run the same workflows I ran on Terragon?

Yes. DevBoxer supports the same AI-powered coding workflows: code generation, bug fixes, refactoring, test writing, and more. The experience will feel familiar.

What happens to my Terragon data after the shutdown?

Export any important data from Terragon before the February 9th shutdown date. DevBoxer is a separate platform, so you'll start fresh here, but your repositories and code remain safe in GitHub as always.

Join the Community

We're building DevBoxer for developers like you. If you loved Terragon, we'd love to have you.

Questions about migrating from Terragon? We're happy to help. Reach out at support@devboxer.com.