What they do
isolated local environments per git worktree for parallel coding agents
How close to us
2, near
dev tooling next to coding agents, not the agents; company inactive
Wedges
- W1 Trusted 24/7 coding for small startup teams adjacent
L1 Company brain (knows the organisation) 0, none
L2 Agent team (runs agents, tools, approvals) 0, none
L3 Does and learns (finishes, checks, measures, updates the brain) 0, none
Who buys
- Firm size
- sme
- Buyer type
- developer
- Role
- developers
- UK
- not known
Their own description (from YC)
A Coast (containerized host) is a local development runtime. Coasts let you run multiple isolated environments for the same project on one machine. As AI coding agents increasingly work in parallel across git worktrees, developers hit painful conflicts — clashing ports, duplicated databases, and fragile per-branch setup. Coasts solve this by giving each worktree its own fully isolated runtime, so multiple agents can build and test side by side without stepping on each other.
Full teardown
No full teardown yet. On the deep list.
Technical detail
- Slug
- coasts
- Lens hash
- 179096c479
- Pass
- screen
- Stale
- no