Hand-rolling sandboxes for every agent gets old fast. AnyFrame gives you a control plane: define an agent once, boot a session in seconds, drive it from the web UI or Python SDK on the same channel. Claude Code, Codex, your harness.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Hey Everyone 👋

Here’s the problem we kept hitting: every team building on top of Claude Code, Codex, or any agent harness ends up handrolling the same plumbing; Spin up a sandbox, clone the repo, install deps, wire up MCPs, expose a chat endpoint, tunnel out the dev server.

AnyFrame is the layer underneath. You define an agent once (repo, install cmd, skills, MCPs) and it bakes a cached sandbox image. Boot a session and chat with it from the web UI or from Python SDK. Plug in MCP connectors (Linear, Sentry, Google, …) once and toggle them per-agent.

A few things you can build on top:
- An internal “deploy from chat” agent for your team
- A scoped coding agent for your customers, locked to their repo
- A per-PR review bot that actually runs your code, not just reads it
- Honestly anything you’d otherwise be hand-wiring sandboxes for

Free to try - bring a Claude OAuth token or Codex API key and you’re in.

🌐 Product: https://anyfrm.com
🐍 Python SDK + demo: https://github.com/tinyhq/anyfra...
💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/UpkEW6JjpU

we been building AnyFrame for the last couple weeks and we're excited to finally put out an early version of it. Would love feedback, especially from folks shipping agent-based products. What’s the gnarliest part of your stack right now?

Hey Everyone 👋

So pumped for this!

We've poured a lot into building something we genuinely believe in, can't wait for you all to get your hands on it. Try it out and tell us everything.

Your feedback is literally going to shape what we build next.