Tool overview
Amika is listed under Programming AI tools.
What is Amika?
Amika provides reproducible sandboxes and a control plane for coding agents. Teams can run Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and other agents in cloud or customer infrastructure, connect repositories and tools, enforce tests and guardrails, record sessions, collaborate, and ship reviewed pull requests.
Best for
Open-source operating system for coding agents and verified software workflows
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm workflow fit, security, privacy, integrations, implementation, support, controlled-field values, and current commercial terms before adoption.
Key features
Sandboxed VMs for autonomous and interactive coding agents
Any-agent and any-model support with bring-your-own keys
Git, Slack, Linear, Sentry, API, CLI, and MCP workflows
Tests, type checks, validators, and evidence-backed pull requests
Cloud, customer cloud, Kubernetes, Docker, and local-machine deployment
Recorded sessions, cost controls, multiplayer chat, and reusable environments
Use cases
Automating bug fixes with tests
Shipping approved feature requests
Running coding agents in sandboxes
Producing reviewable pull requests
Pros
- Open-source positioning
- Designed for verifiable agent work
- Supports automated and supervised flows
Limitations
Coding agents can introduce security, logic, dependency, or deployment defects. Teams must isolate credentials, review diffs, run independent tests, and maintain human approval for production changes.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Free costs $0 for one seat and includes $5 of sandbox credits. Developer costs $30 per user per month with $15 of credits, Team costs $100 per user per month with $50 of credits, and Enterprise is custom. Users bring their own LLM keys; managed sandbox compute is billed by resource usage.
Supported programming languages
- English
Integrations
GitHub
Git repositories
Slack
Linear
Sentry
HTTP API
CLI
MCP servers
Kubernetes
Docker
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