gitpod README

The project's README from github.com/gitpod-io/gitpod. As one markdown file: README.md.

Gitpod has been renamed to Ona - mission control for software projects and software engineering agents. We no longer recommend this version of Gitpod, users should take advantage of Ona's free tier or contact sales for enterprise. With Ona you gain more powerful development environments than Gitpod Classic with industry-standard specifications based on Dev Container and Ona Agents.

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Gitpod Classic

Gitpod Classic is a developer platform providing on-demand, pre-configured development environments in the cloud. It allows developers to spin up secure workspaces with a simple .gitpod.yml configuration file, eliminating the need for manual environment setup. The platform integrates seamlessly with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, offering features like prebuilt environments, collaborative code reviews, and professional developer experience with VS Code extensions and customization options. Workspaces are ephemeral, secure, and based on Docker, providing developers with the same capabilities as their local Linux machines but in a consistent, reproducible cloud environment.

Important: Gitpod Classic pay-as-you-go did sunset on October 15th 2025. See our blog for detailed instructions.

Documentation

All documentation can be found on www.gitpod.io/docs. For example, see Gitpod tutorial and check the following helpful resources:

During the development of Gitpod, we also developed some of our infrastructure toolings to make development easier and more efficient. To this end, we've developed many open-source projects including:

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What is this?Gitpod Classic was a developer platform for spinning up on-demand, pre-configured cloud development environments, but it has been renamed and succeeded by a new product called Ona, so this version is no longer recommended for new use.
Is this a cloud service or something I install locally?It is a cloud-hosted platform, not a local install: workspaces run as ephemeral, Docker-based containers in the cloud that mimic a local Linux machine.
How do I configure a workspace?You add a .gitpod.yml configuration file to your repository to define the environment, which removes the need to manually set up tools each time.
Which git hosting platforms does it integrate with?It integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps so you can launch a workspace directly from your repository.
Is Gitpod Classic still available to sign up for?No. Gitpod Classic's pay-as-you-go plan sunset on October 15, 2025, and the project is no longer recommended; the team now directs users to Ona's free tier or enterprise sales.
Which editors can I use inside a workspace?Workspaces come with VS Code extension support, and the project's topics also list JetBrains IDE support.
What is Ona?Ona is the successor to Gitpod, described as mission control for software projects and software engineering agents, with environments based on Dev Containers and Ona Agents; Gitpod now points users there instead of Gitpod Classic.
What open-source tools did the Gitpod team spin off?They also built Workspace Images (ready-made Docker images for workspaces), OpenVSCode Server (browser-accessible VS Code on a remote machine), and a browser extension that adds a Gitpod launch button to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps pages.
Does it support prebuilt environments and collaborative review?Yes, the platform lists prebuilt environments and collaborative code review among its core features, aimed at cutting down setup time and streamlining team workflows.
Where can I find setup and usage documentation?Documentation, including a getting-started tutorial, workspace lifecycle details, and repository configuration guides, is hosted at www.gitpod.io/docs.
What are similar projects?agentbox, coder, core, code-server, devpod, theia, overleaf, claudecodeui
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