baro's cloud — hosted runs
No machine or subscription? Run a goal entirely on baro's cloud — an isolated sandbox on our infrastructure, billed from prepaid credits.
No machine to pair, and no Claude or Codex subscription of your own? baro-cloud can run a goal entirely on baro's cloud. Each run executes in an isolated sandbox on our infrastructure and is billed from prepaid credits — you pay only when you run.
Run on baro's cloud
- Sign in at app.baro.jigjoy.ai.
- Pick ☁ baro's cloud as the run target — there's no runner to pair.
- Connect GitHub and pick a repo so baro can open the pull request.
- Type your goal and run. Each run spins up a fresh sandbox, does the work, and opens a PR.
Credits & billing
- Cloud runs draw from prepaid credits — 1 credit = $1, and they never expire.
- You pay only for what you run — most runs cost a few cents to a couple of dollars.
- New accounts start with $5 in free credits.
- Top up any time from the Credits tab in the dashboard.
Cloud vs. your own machine
| baro's cloud (hosted) | baro connect (your machine) | |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | none — we provide the compute | your own Claude / Codex |
| Where code runs | isolated cloud sandbox | your machine, code never leaves |
| Billing | prepaid credits, pay per run | free up to 30 runs/mo, Pro for teams |
| Setup | none — just pick it | pair a runner once |
If you already pay for a Claude or Codex subscription, you almost certainly want baro connect — run on your own machine over the plan you already have. baro's cloud is there for when you don't have a machine free, or no subscription at all.
Run from the cloud — baro connect
Pair a machine as a remote runner. Fire goals from a dashboard, a teammate, or a GitHub issue — they run on your machine over your own subscription, code never leaving it.
Troubleshooting
How to diagnose a failed baro run — start with `baro --doctor`, then check the persisted log files.