About Ellipsis
Ellipsis runs managed coding agents in the cloud for developers and software teams. You define each agent as a config file in your repository, and Ellipsis runs it for tasks such as building features, fixing bugs and reviewing pull requests.
What it does
You choose the harness, model and tools for each agent, and Ellipsis handles the virtual machines, permissions, budgets and logs. Agents can review pull requests, build a feature from a request, or look into a production issue. The platform shows sessions, pull requests and reviews in one place, along with costs and tool calls.
Key features
- Runs agents on managed cloud infrastructure
- Agents defined as config files in your repo
- Choose the harness, model and tools
- Session logs, budgets and permissions handled for you
- Works with GitHub pull requests and reviews
Who it's for
Developers who want background agents without running their own infrastructure will find it useful. Platform teams and software factories that run many agents are another likely group.
Pricing and good to know
The site has a pricing page and a demo option, so check there for current plans. Ellipsis is backed by Y Combinator, according to its homepage. Install it from GitHub, then review the permissions and budgets you set before you run agents on private code.
Highlights
- Runs agents on managed cloud infrastructure
- Agents defined as config files in your repo
- Choose the harness, model and tools
- Session logs and budgets handled for you
- Works with GitHub pull requests
