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OpenCode2 on Umans Cloud Agents

Boris Journal Posts
Aug 22, 20262 min read1 read

[[Umans]] has Cloud Agents, which are pre-paid hosted VMs similar to what [[exe.dev]] provides by default.

Right now they support pre-loading with [[OpenCode]] or [[OpenDesign]], with Fusion and pi-web on the backlog.

I paid $10 for a month of a Small VM (2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 40 GB). There are $20 and $40 options as well.

After that, I immediately wanted to be running OpenCode2 which is in beta and what I’m running my laptop.

I used the agent itself to install, configure and troubleshoot this setup, and have been using it all day through a mobile web browser. I added it to my iPhone Home Screen as a web app so I could easily switch to web pages as well.

I’ve prepaid (not actually sure if it recurs automatically) so this gives me 30 days to set this up on my own on [[BringYourOwn.Computer]] OVH bare metal Proxmox.

I need to figure out a proper Ansible setup so that my agents can deploy their own sandboxed apps on Proxmox.

Exe.dev is great by the way. I got started down this path because they have an iOS app that I tried out last weekend with their Shelley agent. They also have a whole set of secure integrations like Discord, Slack, Tailscale etc.

So much stuff happening. I don’t NEED hosted compute anywhere as an individual, but of course that’s always been the case for personal / homelab style work.

And of course, next up, multiplayer.

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