CleanSlate is an open-source platform for running coding agents across a developer’s local machine and the cloud. According to the project’s announcement and accompanying description, the system currently works through three interfaces: an IDE integration, a command-line interface (CLI), and a software development kit (SDK). Coding agents built on CleanSlate can analyze an existing codebase, propose or make code changes, run commands, browse the web, and verify the results of their work.
The project also states that it is working toward longer-running autonomous cloud agents that can continue tasks without requiring the user’s computer to remain active. The description further says CleanSlate supports multiple model providers and is not limited to a single ecosystem. The creators describe the project as early-stage and invite feedback from developers who use coding agents.
CleanSlate’s materials are published via a GitHub repository and a project website. Across sources, the core claims focus on the platform’s open-source status, its current IDE/CLI/SDK functionality, and its planned shift toward more persistent cloud execution.
