About Okteto
Okteto provides isolated, full-stack environments where AI coding agents and developers can build and test changes. Each task gets its own environment that runs on your own infrastructure.
What it does
When an agent picks up a task, Okteto starts an environment with the services that task needs. The agent can build, run and test its changes against real services and data before a person reviews the work. Shared instances of other services keep the cost of each environment low. Platform teams can set resource limits and watch the whole fleet from one place.
Key features
- Isolated environment for each agent task
- Shared services to keep infrastructure costs down
- Resource limits and governance controls
- Same CLI and APIs that developers already use
Who it's for
Platform engineering teams that run many coding agents at once. Developers who want realistic test setups for systems with many interdependent services will also find it relevant.
Pricing and good to know
The core code is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The company also sells a platform for larger teams and offers a demo through its site. The site invites visitors to start for free, so try the open source path first and check current plans before you roll it out across an organization.
Highlights
- Isolated environment for each agent task
- Tests changes against real services and data
- Resource limits and fleet-wide observability
- Works with the CLI developers already use
