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What it does
Ona runs background coding agents in the cloud. You assign a task and the agent works end to end, returning a pull request that is already reviewed. Each agent gets a connected cloud environment with your tools, network access and permissions, and runtime security runs in your VPC with audit trails and scoped credentials.
Ona is a platform for running background coding agents in the cloud. You set the direction and Ona runs the execution, with agents working continuously and autonomously. A task goes in and a pull request comes out, and the agent executes end to end in the background so you can keep momentum from any device. Automations trigger agent fleets across your codebase with repeatable workflows that run on pull requests, schedules or webhooks. Each agent gets a full cloud environment with your tools, network access and permissions, which is more than a sandbox. Runtime AI security runs in your VPC with complete network control, audit trails, scoped credentials and kernel-level policy enforcement. The site lists example tasks such as fixing bugs from Linear, verifying merged changes, summarizing CI failures, triaging Sentry errors, patching vulnerable dependencies, drafting release notes, picking up backlog work and migrating deprecated APIs. Ona also states it can standardize agent execution so teams run Ona, Codex and other agents with policies, permissions, network access and runtime controls. The page shows SOC 2 and Fortune 500 references and customer results, but pricing is not published, so you need to contact sales. A careful buyer should check how environments and permissions are configured for their own setup.
- Agents run end to end in the background and return pull requests that are already reviewed
- Runtime AI security runs in your VPC with audit trails, scoped credentials and kernel-level policy enforcement
- Automations trigger agent fleets on pull requests, schedules or webhooks
- No public pricing, so you must contact sales
- Requires setup of cloud environments and permissions
- Focused on engineering workflows, not general tasks