exe.dev launches a new cloud for agents with persistent private VMs and coding agent Shelley
davidcrawshaw · x · 2026-07-28
exe.dev says it is launching a new cloud for you and your agents: buy a pool of CPU, RAM and disk, spin up as many persistent private VMs as you want, SSH in as root with apt and systemd, and share servers via IAM.
The product also includes a web coding agent called Shelley. The post highlights user praise from builders who say it lowers the barrier between cloud ops, software building and prototyping, and ends by noting that the company recently raised funding.
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