Ellipsis
Ellipsis
Cloud platform that runs YAML-defined coding agents triggered by GitHub events, schedules, or Slack.
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The read
Ellipsis lets engineering teams define agents in YAML, deploy them with a git push, and trigger them from GitHub events, cron jobs, or Slack mentions. Each session runs in an isolated sandbox with full audit trails, permission controls, and cost visibility, making it practical for teams running many concurrent agents. More than 400 engineering teams have connected over 67 thousand repos and run 16-plus million agent sessions. Pricing is fully consumption-based with no seat fees, so infrequent users pay very little, but costs can accumulate quickly for teams running agents heavily.
Where it shines
- YAML-defined agents deployable via git push with zero infrastructure to manage
- Isolated sandboxes per session with full audit trails and permission controls
- Triggered by GitHub events, cron, Slack, or on-demand
Worth knowing first
- Consumption-based pricing can be unpredictable for teams with high agent volume
- Requires YAML authoring upfront before value is realized
Index score
76.0
Provisional. This score is read from the product's public capability, not from the one-prompt rebuild the fully reviewed entries went through, so treat it as a placing rather than a verdict.
- Rank
- 23 of 54
- Builds
- Tools
- Category
- Coding agent
- Output
- Pull requests and automated fixes triggered by events
- Pricing
- Free trial
- Best for
- Engineering teams wanting fleet-scale agent orchestration
Scores are our own editorial judgement, weighted craft 30, speed 25, control 25 and value 20.
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