Cline’s mindshare is massive, and the CLI makes “run Cline in the cloud” a real product — not a screenshot of VS Code in a browser. We don’t host the extension UI. We give you a Firecracker microVM with the Cline agent runtime, so headless jobs and interactive sessions stay isolated from your laptop.
What Cline is
Cline is a hugely popular open coding agent — known first as a VS Code extension, and now with a first-class CLI for interactive and headless runs. jurniti hosts the agent runtime in a microVM, not the IDE chrome. You get an always-on box with cline on PATH; connect your models and rules there, and keep your local editor on your machine.
It’s happiest on a box that’s always on: hand it a refactor, a failing suite, or a multi-file cleanup and let it grind while your laptop is elsewhere.
Why a real microVM for Cline
A coding agent runs bash. It installs packages, edits files, and executes model-chosen commands. On your laptop, that has the run of your home directory, SSH keys, and browser sessions. Containers share the host kernel. jurniti gives Cline its own Firecracker microVM — own kernel, KVM hardware boundary, one tenant per box. Hand it root there; a runaway stays contained. Something goes sideways? Reprovision in seconds.
You keep your model / product relationship. jurniti’s BYOK is architectural: credentials live only in your VM, traffic goes straight to the vendor, and we never sit as a token proxy.
Most CLI agent work runs on Starter (1 vCPU / 2 GiB). Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee on first purchase; workspace kept 7 days after cancellation.
Run Cline in 3 steps
1. Pick a plan and pay
Starter is enough for most Cline work. Checkout runs the auto-provision chain — no manual SSH to stand the box up.
2. Your microVM boots with Cline ready
A fresh Ubuntu microVM boots with the CLI pre-installed and on your PATH. Open the in-browser terminal:
`cline auth` (or your BYOK flow), then `cline`
3. Put it to work
Point it at a repo, hand it a task, close your laptop. Config on the persistent home survives restarts. Snapshot into a template when you want to fork the setup without leaking credentials.
What people run Cline for
- Always-on sessions. Long refactors and test loops that outlast a commute.
- Isolation for autonomy. Give the agent a real shell without risking your primary machine.
- A pinned environment. Tools and project state set up once, always there.
- Parallel agents. Multiple microVMs instead of a tangle of local tabs.
Pricing and guarantee
Plans from $25/mo (annual available). First-purchase 30-day money-back. Model / product subscription is yours — no token markup. See pricing and the product page for Cline.