Getting Started with codrsync

codrsync gives you a cloud workspace with Claude Code built in — no local setup required. Sign up, launch a workspace, and start building.

1. Create an Account

Go to codrsync.dev/auth/signup and create your account with email or GitHub.

2. Launch Your First Workspace

After signing in, click Launch Workspace from the dashboard or go to codrsync.dev/concierge.

You'll see a form with two options:

• Project URL (optional) — paste a GitHub repo URL to clone it into your workspace
• Language — choose the language for AI responses (English, Portuguese, Spanish)

Click Start and your workspace will be ready in about 30 seconds.

3. Start Building

Once your workspace is running, you'll see a chat interface where you can talk to Claude. Try:

• "Create a landing page for a coffee shop"
• "Build a REST API with Express and TypeScript"
• "Help me debug this Python script"

Claude has full access to a Linux environment with Node.js, Python, Git, and common dev tools pre-installed.

4. Using Templates

For a more focused experience, select a template before starting your workspace. Templates configure Claude with specific instructions for your project type:

• Landing Page — HTML/CSS/JS static sites
• Full-Stack Web App — Next.js + React + Supabase
• Python Package — Library development with pytest
• FastAPI Backend — Python API with automatic docs
• React Dashboard — Vite + React data visualization

See the Templates guide for details on each template.

5. What's Included

Every workspace comes with:

Next Steps

• Read the Workspace Guide to learn about persistence, pausing, and billing
• Check CLI Usage to use codrsync from your terminal
• Browse the API Reference for programmatic access