Paseo agents can now run in the cloud on Vercel Sandbox

Which agents are supported

Vercel says Paseo can now run fx, Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and Pi in the cloud using the Vercel Sandbox plugin. Instead of keeping an agent tied to a local machine, users can start it in a sandbox from Paseo on their laptop.

Once the agent is running, the same session can be reached from a phone. Vercel states this works even when the laptop is closed, so a long task does not depend on the local machine staying open.

Saving work and handling keys

Stopping a sandbox does not discard the work. According to Vercel, files and conversation history are saved, so users can pick up where they left off. Active processes are the exception: they stop together with the sandbox.

For model access, users enter a Vercel AI Gateway key once during setup. The plugin reuses it for model requests across sessions. Vercel says this keeps the key outside the sandbox.

How to get started

The setup has two steps. First, enable plugins in Paseo under Settings → Plugins. Second, install the plugin with this command:

• Command: paseo plugin add vercel-labs/paseo-vercel-sandbox

Vercel points to the Sandbox documentation, the Paseo plugin listing and the Paseo related projects documentation for further details. The changelog entry credits Eric Dodds as a contributor.

What it means for users

For people who run coding agents through Paseo, the plugin offers a way to move work off the laptop and keep it reachable from another device. The save-on-stop behavior means sessions can be paused and resumed, though anything still running at the time of stopping will not carry over.