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An AI coding agent writes, edits, and debugs code on its own. Tools like Claude Code, OpenClaw, Paperclip, Hermes Agent, and PicoClaw run in a terminal and interact with your codebase through commands. They work best on a server where they can run around the clock.

Anything that runs on Linux. Claude Code, OpenClaw, Paperclip, Hermes Agent, PicoClaw, Cline, Aider, Continue, and custom agents built with LangChain or CrewAI. Full root access, so install whatever you need.

Most agents themselves use little RAM since the AI model runs remotely via API. 2 GB is enough for a single agent. 4 GB is recommended if you run Docker containers or databases alongside. 8 GB for multiple concurrent agents.

Yes. Use tmux or screen sessions to run multiple agents in parallel. Each agent typically uses its own terminal session. A 4 GB or 8 GB plan gives you enough headroom for several agents simultaneously.

No. AI coding agents call remote APIs (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.) for inference. The heavy computation happens on the API provider side. Your VPS only needs CPU and RAM for the agent process itself.

Yes. Your VPS is a dedicated virtual machine accessible only via your SSH key. Your code, API keys, and environment stay on your server. Virtua.Cloud is a French company subject to GDPR. No US Cloud Act applies to your data.

Yes. You can resize your VPS to a larger plan at any time from the control panel. The upgrade takes effect immediately with no data loss.

Debian 12 or Ubuntu 22.04 are recommended. Both have excellent package support for Node.js, Python, Docker, and other tools that AI agents depend on.