Workspaces your AI writes to
Give any AI the private link: it writes files by opening addresses, sending JSON, uploading a zip or pasting a bundle. Every change keeps the version it replaced, and a read-only link shares it safely.
AI code workspaces · cloud sandboxes · Copilot
Give your AI a private link and it writes the files. Edit them in a real code editor, run them in a cloud sandbox with a terminal, and save a zip or commit to GitHub.
Sign in with Discord, Google or GitHub. Creating a workspace is free.
Everything in one place
Give any AI the private link: it writes files by opening addresses, sending JSON, uploading a zip or pasting a bundle. Every change keeps the version it replaced, and a read-only link shares it safely.
Start a Linux sandbox with your files, a real terminal in the browser and a live preview of your dev server, then bring what changed back in one step. Billed per second it runs.
An AI pair in the editor that reads, plans, edits and runs commands in your sandbox, on Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and more. Pay per request, bring your own keys, or take a plan.
One file, no install: pull and push a workspace, set its secrets and open a sandbox's terminal from your own terminal.
Attach several GitHub repos to one workspace, each in its own folder, then pull, push or open a pull request for each — Copilot sees them all.
Three steps
Pay for what you use
One Sykbot credit is $0.01.
Good to know
A code workspace in your browser that any AI can write to. Give your AI the workspace's private link and it adds and changes files by opening addresses, sending JSON, uploading a zip or handing you a bundle to paste. You edit in a real code editor, run the code in a cloud sandbox with a terminal, and save it as a zip or commit it to GitHub.
Any AI that can open a web address, run code, make a file to download or just write text. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Venice AI each get ready-made instructions from the workspace page, and Sick Copilot works inside the editor itself.
Creating a workspace is free. What it keeps and sends is metered and paid from Sykbot credits (one credit is $0.01): keeping 1 GB for a month costs 353 credits, sending 1 GB out 18 credits, and a sandbox from 3 credits an hour, billed per second with a 60-second minimum. Sick Copilot is pay as you go, or a plan from 500 credits ($5.00) a month.
A day, unless you choose 7, 30 or 90 days, or until you delete it. You can change it at any time for free: storage is billed only for the time a workspace is actually kept.
A workspace opens only with its secret link: a write link for your AI and a read-only link to share, and Rotate key replaces both at once. Secrets and variables are sealed at rest and never go into a zip, a commit or a model. Sick Copilot sends what it needs to the AI provider you pick, and the privacy page names every one.
A Linux machine in the cloud with your workspace's files, a terminal in the browser (or in your own terminal through the sick CLI) and a live preview of your dev server. What changes there comes back into the workspace when you choose. A sandbox stops after at most 3 hours.
With your Sykbot account: Discord, Google or GitHub. Your credits and API tokens live there too.
More on what leaves your workspace: Privacy.
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