Claude Code on the web
Best for Anthropic-hosted Claude sessions. ProPR fits when Claude is one agent in a broader PR loop.
ProPR and hosted agent UIs: delivery you control
Claude Code on the web, Codex web, Devin, and other hosted agent UIs run the whole task on the provider's infrastructure. ProPR keeps the plan, pull request, review feedback, logs, and agent choice in your own process.
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Hosted agents
Who owns the task
In a hosted agent UI the provider's product owns the task. In ProPR your GitHub PR loop owns it, and the agent is swappable.
Hosted agent pathPrompt in the provider UI → provider VM → pull requestSession history, logs, and the agent choice live with the vendor.
ProPR pathPlan → isolated workspace → GitHub PR → follow-up commitThe plan, the PR, the logs, and the agent choice stay in your deployment.
Hosted agent workspaces are strongest for delegated tasks: open the provider UI, describe the change, wait for the agent, then review what came back.
ProPR gives that handoff a shared PR path. Use Claude for one change, Codex for another, Antigravity CLI for a context-heavy task, and keep one place to plan, open PRs, answer comments, and see cost.
It runs on your own machines, on the subscriptions or API keys you already hold, and every task keeps its plan, logs, diffs, and cost in your deployment.
Use hosted agents for delegation. Use ProPR for reviewable delivery.
| Question | Hosted agent UI | ProPR |
|---|---|---|
| One provider owns the task | Yes | No |
| Swap the agent without changing the process | Product-dependent: Copilot cloud agent offers Claude and Codex in public preview, Linear configures Claude Code or Codex per workspace, and Claude Code on the web, Codex web, and Devin run one agent family | Yes |
| GitHub comments become follow-up commits | Copilot and Linear act on PR mentions from the vendor cloud; Jules did until 11 November 2026 | Any plain comment, any agent |
| Self-hosted task history and logs | No | Yes |
Codex web/cloud
Best for OpenAI-hosted Codex tasks. ProPR adds self-hosting, multi-agent routing, and GitHub follow-up.
Google Jules
Sessions end on 11 November 2026; read-only task history stays available until the shutdown on 31 December 2026. ProPR keeps Gemini working through Antigravity CLI on your server.
Devin
Best when a broad autonomous teammate owns the task. ProPR focuses on structured, PR-based delivery around your chosen agents.
GitHub Copilot cloud agent
Best when GitHub-managed compute and AI-credit billing suit the team. ProPR runs the same agents on your server and your own subscriptions.
Linear Coding Sessions
Best for delegating Linear issues to Claude Code or Codex in Linear's cloud sandbox on prepaid AI credits. ProPR fits when delivery is self-hosted and GitHub-native, with swappable agents.
Use a hosted agent workspace when one provider owns the task.
It suits self-contained tasks, provider-native experiments, and one managed surface.
- Delegated tasks where the provider environment is enough.
- One agent family as the default.
- Less need for portable task history.
Use ProPR when the PR loop owns the task.
The plan, PR, comments, logs, and usage live in your deployment, and the same path runs any of the five agents. Put several models on one issue and compare their pull requests side by side.
- Planned changes across existing and new repositories.
- GitHub feedback that becomes follow-up commits.
- Self-hosted task records.
Verified November 2026: GitHub third-party coding agents, Copilot cloud agent on GitHub, Jules wind-down changelog, Jules PR comments, Linear coding sessions, Linear AI credits.