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The Web IDE gives you full VS Code in the browser, running on the same repo checkout as the agent. It’s a premium, org-gated capability — great for jumping in to steer, tweak, or debug alongside the agent.

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Enable it

The Web IDE must be turned on for your org (Admin → Agent LLM → Enable the Web IDE). Once enabled, the New Task form shows an “Open in Web IDE (VS Code · premium)” toggle.
An IDE-enabled task runs a dedicated, isolated sandbox — 1 vCPU / 1 GiB RAM / 1 GiB disk — heavier than the ½ vCPU / 512 MiB base workspace. It counts against your plan’s IDE seat limit (Pro: up to 3, Team: up to 6), all within the shared pool. You can raise CPU/RAM with pool add-ons.

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Open it

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Create the task with the Web IDE toggle on

The task provisions the premium image with VS Code (openvscode) baked in.
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Switch to Developer view

On the task screen, toggle Developer view.
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Open IDE

Click Open IDE. A short-lived, authenticated session opens VS Code in an embedded frame on the task’s live workspace. Close IDE hides it again.
The Open IDE button only works on a task that was started with the Web IDE toggle on. Opening it on a regular task returns “this task was not started with the Web IDE.”

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What you can do

  • Browse and edit the repo checkout in a familiar VS Code UI.
  • Work side-by-side with the agent — you’re on the same files.
  • Use the integrated terminal in the workspace.
The IDE session is authenticated with a short-lived token and served through a dedicated, scoped proxy — only the /ide/ path reaches it, and only for your task.