VPS for coding agents

A VPS for Claude Code and Codex: close the tab, the agent keeps working

Thinkmay VPS gives you VS Code, terminals and Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok sessions in your browser. The sessions run on the VPS, so closing the tab or shutting your laptop does not stop the agent. Each agent signs in with your own account or API key.

At a glance

4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
Hourly, with a monthly cap
Servers in Ho Chi Minh City
Pay by VietQR or card

In every VPS

Editor and terminal

VS Code in the browser, with nothing to install on your machine.

Agents that keep going

Hand a task to a coding agent, close your laptop, and find it still working.

GitHub to HTTPS

Import a repo, build it and publish it on an HTTPS address.

Snapshots and a public IP

Snapshot before a big change, add a public IPv4 when you need one.

What changes when an agent runs on a VPS

On a VPS, the agent runs on a server, not on your laptop. The session keeps going when you close the tab, shut the lid or lose your connection, and you open it later to see the result.

For Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or Grok this suits long jobs: running tests, fixing bugs, refactors. You review every changed line in the editor.

  • VS Code in the browser, nothing to install locally
  • Terminals in the browser
  • Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok sessions keep running after you close the tab
  • Open it again and see what the agent changed
What makes it different

Every Thinkmay VPS opens VS Code and a terminal in your browser. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or Grok sessions keep running after you close the tab, and a GitHub repo you build gets its own HTTPS address.

Agents sign in with your own account

Thinkmay does not sell or grant access to these agents. Each agent signs in with your own account or API key, and its provider bills model usage under your plan or API.

What you pay Thinkmay is the VPS rental only. The agent names here only say that they run on the VPS. They do not mean those companies endorse or certify Thinkmay.

From a GitHub repo to an HTTPS link

Import a GitHub repo, the VPS builds and runs it, and you get an HTTPS link. The link opens to other people only when you publish.

Until you publish, the app answers only inside the VPS. An app your agent just wrote is not exposed by accident.

  • Pick a GitHub repo and deploy
  • The app runs on the VPS with an HTTPS link
  • Not public until you publish
  • Templates are available for a faster start

An agent on your laptop vs on a VPS

A laptop is handy for a quick try. A VPS fits when the job is long, or when you do not want the agent touching your main machine.

On your laptopOn Thinkmay VPS
Close the tab or the lidThe session usually stopsThe session keeps running
ResourcesShared with everything else you do4 vCPU and 8 GB for the agent
Risk to your main machineThe agent runs on your own machineSeparate, delete it or restore a snapshot
CostUses a machine you already haveBy the hour, with a monthly cap
Sharing the resultYou arrange the link yourselfHTTPS link when you publish

Billed by the hour, in Ho Chi Minh City

The VPS bills by the hour in VND from your Thinkmay wallet, with a monthly cap. Servers and data are in Ho Chi Minh City. See the pricing page for prices.

You need an SSH key for Ubuntu, while the browser console works with or without one. A stopped VPS still bills, so delete the VPS when the work is done.

Frequently asked questions about a VPS for Claude Code

Does Claude Code keep running after I close the tab?

Yes. The agent session runs on the VPS, so closing the tab or shutting your laptop does not stop it. Open it again to see the result.

Does the agent need its own account?

Yes. Each agent signs in with your own account or API key. Thinkmay does not provide access to the agents.

Do agents cost extra at Thinkmay?

No. Thinkmay bills only the VPS. Model usage is billed by the agent provider under your account or API key.

Can I run Codex, Gemini or Grok too?

You can run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok sessions on the VPS. Each signs in with your own account or API key.

Is the app my agent builds public right away?

No. The app runs only inside the VPS. Other people can open it through the HTTPS link only after you publish.

How do I import a repo from GitHub?

Pick the GitHub repo and deploy. The VPS builds and runs the app and gives you an HTTPS link.

What size do I need to run an agent?

Thinkmay VPS has 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM, enough for an agent to read code, edit files and run tests, with root access on Ubuntu.

Create a VPS

A running VPS in a few minutes

Sign up, top up your wallet and pick Ubuntu or Windows. You pay for the hours you use, and deleting the VPS stops the bill.