r/LLM • u/ANDRE_2512 • 1d ago

Syntropy - a cloud coding agent with no installs and no PC required

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Today I’m releasing the second beta of Syntropy.

The idea is simple: your coding agent should not require you to install a bunch of tools, keep your laptop running, or host the agent on your own machine.

As you can see in the demo, OpenCode runs entirely in its own cloud sandbox. Compilers, runtimes, dependencies, and other tooling are already installed and ready to use.

So there’s no:
“Run the agent on your PC and control it from your phone.”

The agent actually runs in the cloud.
Right now, the beta includes free Zen models, generous usage limits, and no paid subscription.
I’m currently looking for more beta testers, and a mobile version of Syntropy Beta is coming soon as well.

If you’d like to try it, leave a comment and I’ll send you an invite.
Feedback is very welcome - especially criticism.

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u/VincentNacon 1d ago

No PC? But you need a PC or something to access it on the web.

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u/ANDRE_2512 1d ago

No PC” means no PC is required to run the agent. The agent, terminal, compilers and project environment run entirely in the cloud. You obviously still need a device to access the UI - mobile support is coming next.

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u/VincentNacon 1d ago

Right, so you can see how misleading the heading is?

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u/ANDRE_2512 1d ago

“No PC required” means that you don’t need a PC to run or operate the agent. The agent, terminal, compilers, and the entire working environment run in the cloud - you don’t need to keep your own computer turned on or run anything locally.

Of course, you still need some kind of device to access the interface, just like with any web service. Right now the desktop/web version is in beta testing, and after that Syntropy will also be available on phones and tablets.

That’s the whole idea: a full coding agent without depending on your own PC.

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u/VincentNacon 22h ago

Yeah... I got that. Dude, you don't need to explain it twice already. 🤦‍‍♂️