Cloud Code

“Think of it as like you're hiring Cursor or Cloud Code or Codex to be the engineer you delegate things to.”

“Of all AI users, if you look at the percentage of people who are paid AI users, and if you look at the percentage of those who are using things like Codex or Cloud Code, it is minuscule. So already, if you're just trying to be in the top, like, one percent of …”

“I think Opus Four Five wouldn't have had that moment without a product like Cloud Code. And Cloud Code, I think, wouldn't have had that type of adoption accelerated without Opus Four Five.”

“Not a single one of our full-time engineers right now writes code anymore. They do everything through Codex, Cloud Code, or Cursor.”

“Cloud Code, the absolute best tool for actually building the app.”

“We have software engineers who are completely AI-pilled and using Cloud Code, Codex, our own internal agent we call Pinecone that we used to run much of the company on, and they estimate they are between three and 20 times more productive in terms of features …”

“Yeah, so we have an internal AI policy to make sure that we're only using enterprise account, that there's not sensitive things being uploaded, etc. I think that's really important. And then within those guidelines, most of our engineers are using cloud code a…”

“If Anthropic thinks cloud code is already a win, In six or 12 months from now, they won't even be around.”

“It's Cloud Code, it's Cursor.”

“It used to be that, you know, a team that had a barrel of a PM or a manager and a bunch of ammunition could get a lot done, But now that you kind of can have one person just go use, you know, Codex, Cloud Code, whatever, to go build something, you really just …”

“We had a cloud code, which became like the really first widely used autonomous agent.”

“Like Anthropix revenue is coming from enterprises that are paying for cloud code to do a lot of the work that developers used to do.”

“The UI is going away. And, like, I don't know about you, but I'm spending more and more of my time in codex. I'm spending more and more of my time in cloud code. Like, those have become my operating systems. So I'm spending less and less time in apps, and it's…”

“All of these point solutions will become a commoditized layer here very quickly. And you have to think the simple ones are going to be able to be solved with things like cloud code.”

“Most people are on Cloud Code. Codex is utilized as well, and Cursor less of these days.”

“So for Cloud Code, what we do is we actually ship almost all of our features in Research Preview. We clearly brand this when we ship something so that users know that this is an early product, this is just an idea, this is just something that we're trying to g…”

“Generating software, it was in competition now with Googling for software, but now generating software is not just in competition, it's going to win. It means that everyone can produce their own software for personal use or for enterprise use, because why woul…”

“Codex is when I want to try to do something real, and Cloud Code is when I'm just like vibing.”

“Periodic spends zero effort on improving coding models. We're, you know, incredibly impressed by codex, cloud code. And so that's been a huge accelerator for the company. But focus our machine learning efforts where You know, the existing frontiers is not suff…”

“So, by default, Antigravity, Cloud Code, and Codex, they're very, very secure because they're built by these massive companies that have a lot on the line to protect.”

“Our coding agent is so powerful that we basically internally use it as a replacement for cloud code as developers, right?”

“Also, it's clear that ChatGPT and OpenAI see Cloud Code as real competition, and they're trying to catch up.”

“I think actually Enflopic released a more recent chart that showed cloud code autonomy from their production traffic numbers, and that was 20 to 45 minutes.”

“Just in January, it went from four percent of or two percent of commits on GitHub to four percent of GitHub commits were done by Cloud Code, right?”

“I would argue what we'll see in the 24 month view, it will be a base level, I think. I think. Cloud code, co-work, whatever is going to be a base level of all information work very soon.”

“And so for Cloud Code, for example, we released an open source sandbox, and this is a sandbox they can run the agent in, and it just makes sure that there's certain boundaries and it can't access like everything on your system. And we made that open source, an…”

“So I think everyone's, like, cloud code is for coders, and it's like, no. Cloud code is for people who don't code now. Right? And that's the big realization this year.”

“One thing I will say is Cloud Code has a plugin, a Ralph Wiggum plugin. I wouldn't use that. And the reason I wouldn't use that is even the person who invented the whole Ralph system is against it. It's not the best use of Ralph”

“We have way, way more users than Cloud Code, for instance, or Codex. We have 700,000 users because we've been doing this for Five years.”

“Like, the amount of utility that our engineers get from Cursor and Cloud Code and Cognition is incredible, and same thing for-”

“If you use Cloud Code, you hit that Kind of, you know, you've hit 95% of the context window, and you're about to, and Cloud Code's about to perform compaction.”

“There was an article in the information just a couple of days ago that was saying that Cloud Code, which really came out, what, at the end of February of this year, so five, six months ago, is already generating four hundred million in annualized revenue. That…”

“I've seen now cloud code in their job posting. They actually mentioned specifically they're hiring someone that has experience in bun executables.”

“You take your URL, you plug it in, you find an error, you go down, you find the details, you copy and paste this stuff into cloud code. It knows exactly what to go fix, work on getting those scores up on page speed, and that's some low hanging fruit you know, …”

“I think people are truly sleeping on how good cloud code is for non-coders.”

“There's no way for cloud code running in ghosty, let's say to have an editable diff.”