Directory / Trevize
Trevize
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Shared cloud workspaces for agent runs, previews, and pull requests.
Trevize runs coding agents in isolated cloud workspaces that a product team can join live. Each session deploys the repositories and preview resources the change needs, then keeps iterating on failed checks until a pull request is ready. Humans still merge. The product is built for shared work across a team, not an isolated developer laptop session.
- Model support
- Multi-model
- Deployment
- Cloud
- Open source
- No
- License
- Proprietary
- Pricing model
- Mixed
- Added / updated
- 19 Aug 2026 / 19 Aug 2026
Assessment
Trevize starts with shared cloud workspaces, previews, and an iteration loop around agent changes. Its public materials describe isolation, authenticated previews, provider-limit recovery, and human approval for every merge. The product is early, with no public source or published production metrics. The directory publisher founded Trevize, so this description is an editorial account of a product we operate, not an independent audit; that conflict is disclosed here inline.
Strengths
- Isolated cloud workspaces with authenticated team access and live previews, instead of hidden local agent sessions.
- Blueprints that pin prompt, harness, model, and pass conditions per step, then loop on failure.
- Bring-your-own inference via API keys or Claude Max, OpenAI, and Cursor Max subscriptions; Trevize credits are billed for compute.
- Signal connectors the marketing site documents for Linear, Slack, and Sentry, plus Neon or Supabase database branches per session.
Limitations
- Cloud-only. No self-hosted or air-gapped deployment is documented.
- No public repository or published license text beyond a proprietary product.
- Starter plan caps credits and concurrent runs; Team and Scale add usage overage at $0.04 per credit, per the pricing table on 19 August 2026.
- Production evidence is absent. "Used by product teams at" on the homepage is marketing copy without verifiable supporting evidence.
Compare
- vs factory : Two products that cover orchestration and execution outside an IDE.