Free pilot · limited access
YOUR IDE AGENT. YOUR CLOUD WORKSPACE.
From generated code.
To code that runs.
Give your agent a place to develop, install dependencies and test its code. Pulsaride runs the work in a remote sandbox; you bring back the result.
No credit card. The pilot is running for approved testers; creating an account does not yet grant access to everyone.
- No local Docker
- No Git repository required
- No Pulsaride extension
YOUR MCP CONNECTION ENDPOINT
https://sandbox.pulsaride.ai/mcp
One shared URL. A personal connection to your account through OAuth. No server key to copy.
01 / How it works
From your IDE to the result.
Keep your agent and your workflow. Move execution to the cloud.
- 01
Connect your agent
Add the MCP URL to Claude Code or VS Code, then connect your account in your browser. Setup instructions depend on your client.
- 02
Build in the sandbox
Your agent creates a Node.js environment, writes to /workspace, installs allowed npm packages and runs its tests.
- 03
Bring your work back
Request an export before destroying the sandbox. Review the files and apply changes when you are ready.
A dedicated environment.
You stay in control.
- Your machine stays yours
- Commands run remotely. Cloud MCP does not automatically change or synchronize files on your computer.
- Access tied to your account
- Authorize your MCP client, check your usage and revoke its connection from the portal.
- Results you can review
- Tests, exported files and a session log: retrieve your agent’s work before integrating it into your project.
PULSARIDE / FREE
What the pilot includes
The IDE workflow comes first: create a Node.js sandbox, install npm packages through a filtered connection, execute, test and export. Chat clients will be validated separately.
For approved accounts, one sandbox at a time. Time counts while a session is active, including between commands. Destroy it after exporting to stop the clock.
Availability →Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install Pulsaride on my computer?
Not for the cloud service. You need a compatible MCP client, the URL and your account. The Workspace extension serves a separate need for transferring local files.
Do I need a Git repository or package.json to start?
No. The hosted pilot provides a Node.js template with npm. Your agent can start a project without a remote repository or local folder preparation.
Do I need to sign in for every session?
You sign in when setting up your client. A client that supports OAuth token renewal can maintain access; revocation or an expired authorization may require another sign-in.
Can I already use the service from ChatGPT?
The pilot focuses on IDE agents. Chat compatibility, public previews and full project management will be validated separately.
Your agent is ready.
Give it a workspace.
Create your account or return to your workspace to set up your MCP connection.