Overview
A fleet of autonomous coding agents, available at code.foxl.ai and inside the Foxl app
Foxl Code
Foxl Code is a fleet of autonomous coding agents. You describe work in natural language; an orchestrator plans it, spawns coding agents on isolated cloud VMs, and drives them all the way to open pull requests - opening GitHub Issues, pushing branches, and pausing for your review when it needs you.
Foxl Code is available in two places:
- code.foxl.ai - the standalone web interface.
- Inside the Foxl app (web at app.foxl.ai, desktop on Mac/Windows, and iOS) - accessible via the product switcher in the sidebar. Same account, same credits.
Foxl Code runs on AWS Bedrock AgentCore. Each coding agent gets its own isolated microVM with a real filesystem and full terminal access - it is not a sandboxed snippet runner.
The short version
- Chat with the orchestrator about what you want built or fixed.
- It writes a Task Document - a plan where each checkbox becomes one pull request.
- You confirm once. From there the orchestrator spawns a coding agent per checkbox.
- Each agent runs a real coding CLI (Claude Code, Kiro, or Codex) in its own VM, pushes a branch, and opens a PR.
- If an agent needs you, it pauses in review; you reply and it resumes from exactly where it stopped.
Read next
- How it works - the orchestrator, Task Documents, and the plan-confirm-fan-out flow.
- Tasks - the task lifecycle and what each state means.
- Coding agents - Claude Code, Kiro, and Codex backends, and how to pick one.
- GitHub - connecting repos, the GitHub App, branches, and PRs.
- Budgets and tiers - the credit model, per-task budgets, and plan limits.
- Autonomous loop - let the orchestrator check back and drive tasks on its own.
- Resume from review - replying to a paused agent and continuing its session.