All 197 Dependencies
Every package Coder depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Coder is an open-source platform that lets organizations deploy secure, self-hosted cloud development environments on their own infrastructure — whether public cloud, private data centers, or air-gapped networks. Workspaces are defined as code using Terraform, provisioned on EC2 VMs, Kubernetes Pods, Docker containers, or any custom infrastructure target, and connected to developers through an encrypted WireGuard tunnel managed by Coder's tailnet system.
Unlike managed CDE services, Coder runs entirely on infrastructure you control. The control plane is a single Go binary that embeds the API server, web dashboard, built-in PostgreSQL (for quick starts), provisioner daemon, and DERP relay. Developers get consistent, reproducible environments in seconds — without VDI overhead, lengthy onboarding scripts, or shared cloud credentials.
Coder's latest capability is native AI agent execution. The Coder Agents feature runs AI coding agents directly in the control plane on your infrastructure. Models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Bedrock, or self-hosted providers execute with user identity on every action, no LLM credentials leak into workspaces, and centralized cost tracking and audit logging give platform teams full governance over AI-assisted development.
Automatic idle shutdown reduces cloud compute costs significantly — teams report up to 90% savings — while the Coder Registry provides community and official Terraform templates for common stacks, making it easy to publish reusable environment definitions across a whole organization.
