`Twill.ai`: Run coding CLIs in cloud sandboxes and get back PRs

Moves coding agents off the laptop into per-task cloud sandboxes, then returns PRs, reviews, or diagnoses through Slack, GitHub, or Linear. Useful if you want overnight parallel work without handing local machine access to agents, but the moat lives in orchestration quality.

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Each task gets its own sandbox, repo clone, dependency install, and chosen CLI run, with filesystem, port, and process isolation built in.
Instead of replacing Claude Code or Codex, it wraps lab-native CLIs in the cloud. That keeps model choice flexible and improves automatically as upstream CLIs get better.
Completed runs snapshot the sandbox so the next task on the same repo starts warm. That directly targets the biggest drag in cloud-agent workflows: cold-start setup time.
Inputs can come from Slack, GitHub, Linear, web app, or CLI, and outputs can be PRs, reviews, diagnoses, or follow-up questions. This is closer to agent ops than an IDE addon.

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`Twill.ai`: Run coding CLIs in cloud sandboxes and get back PRs

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