I’ve actually used claudable before, and happy that you guys just made an cloud hosted version of it. But how are you handling all those server costs? Since it’s not just a local open source project right now, the fees might be kinda expensive.
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#22We do the same over at https://rtcode.io with "Agent Share"!
Instead of containers and "stacks", we use the web platform with vanilla HTML, CSS and JS (front-/back-end in 1 place)!
Deployments go to Cloudflare!
See examples at https://new.rt.ht – service workers you can edit live in the playground with URL imports of ESMs, get deployed as Cloudflare Workers!
Re: Show HN: Clink – Bring your own CLI Agents, Ship instantly
#23Really interesting project! I tried it last week and ran into same errors and today I tried it again and it worked. I'm curious how the Clink desktop app connects to the web app. Is it sending some kind of oauth token so you can use call Claude Code, etc, on behalf of the user? FWIW, I created an open-source project in this space https://github.com/dyad-sh/dyad/ and it's great to see people trying different approache…
Oh I really like your product! you're right about how it works. the desktop app sends oauth tokens to connect to the cloud infrastructure. dyad looks really cool, love the local-first approach. it's exciting to see so many different takes on this space right now. what are you focusing on with dyad these days?
thanks! we recently added MCP support so we're figuring out how to make it easier to find & add the right MCP tools for your use case :)
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#24I’ve actually used claudable before, and happy that you guys just made an cloud hosted version of it. But how are you handling all those server costs? Since it’s not just a local open source project right now, the fees might be kinda expensive.
thanks for using claudable before! for server costs, the sandbox previews have auto-stop functionality so the actual runtime is pretty short. keeps costs manageable.
for deployments, cloudflare static hosting is basically free, and we only charge a small fee for custom domains since that's where we have actual costs. the beauty of leveraging existing platforms is that we don't have to run expensive infrastructure ourselves. most of the heavy lifting (the actual coding) happens on your CLI agent subscription, not our servers!