Post by Sajid Mehmood

Today, we're launching Niteshift – the full-stack cloud for coding agents. Define your dev environment, tools, and automations once. Run any frontier agent in the cloud. Give Niteshift a prompt, bug report, Linear ticket, prototype, or half-finished PR, and it returns a pull request with evidence that it works. As models get more intelligent, the raw capability of coding agents is no longer in question. But shipping velocity is not scaling at the same rate. To work autonomously, coding agents need a way to verify their own work. Every Niteshift task runs against the full application stack, containerized services, persistent storage, auth, queues, workers, all wired together the way the application actually runs. Niteshift spins up as many parallel environments as needed, 24/7, without bottlenecking on a single laptop. Agents are accessible from everywhere your team works: Slack, Linear, GitHub, web, and mobile. And engineers bring any agent: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, or whatever comes next. Top companies already work this way. Stripe's Minions ship more than 1000 PRs per week. Shopify's River merges 1 in 8 PRs across the entire company. Ramp's Inspect has grown from 30% to 70% of merged PRs in just the last few months. All three built their own in-house infrastructure to get there, with dedicated engineering teams to keep up with the fast-moving frontier. Most start-ups are too focused on their own product to have this. Which is why we built Niteshift. Top companies like Standard Bots, Listen Labs, and Elicit run their full dev environments on it today, letting engineers, PMs, and designers all collaborate together in code. The most productive teams on our platform set up their environments in under an hour, and within a few weeks ramped up to merging over 75% of their PRs via Niteshift. To bring this to more teams, we have raised a $7M seed round led by Greylock, with participation from Amplify, Box Group, and SV Angel, with backing from the founders of Datadog, Braintrust, and Reflection AI. Try it yourself at niteshift.dev

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