Getting started
Try it in the browser — nothing to install at all
The honest place to start if the words "coding agent" haven't meant anything to you yet. No download, no account, no terminal — just a page that already knows about Erawan.
Not sure this is the right one? Compare all five ways in.
1. Open it
Go to erawan.cloud and find the lab near the top of the page — or jump straight there. Nothing to download, nothing to sign in for: the Website option works the moment the page loads.
2. There's nothing to connect
This is the one place where "connect it to Erawan" isn't a step — the lab already runs on Erawan, so there's no link to paste and no settings screen to find. The tabs that need a database or a backend of their own will ask you to make a free account first, which only takes an email — the Website tab doesn't even need that.
3. Say what you want
Type what you want directly into the box on the page — see what to actually type below for real examples — and watch it work. It ends at an address you can open on your phone.
What to actually type
No code words required — describe the outcome the way you'd explain it to a person. A few real examples:
If what comes back isn't quite right, just say what's wrong in plain words — "make the button bigger," "I wanted a delete button too" — and it changes it. You're having a conversation, not filing a support ticket.
What happens after you hit enter
Your agent checks its own code for mistakes that can cause real harm — a secret accidentally committed, a debug mode left on — then builds and returns a working link, usually within minutes. You can start without an account; sign up free within 24 hours to keep the app and its URL. The longer explanation of what a deploy does is its own post, if you want it.
If it doesn't work on the first try
It is not your job to chase the problem down. Your agent reads the error, changes the code and tries the deploy again. If it is still stuck, say plainly what the screen shows; it can read the logs from there.
What it costs
This is the least setup you can start with: no account, no card, nothing installed. A guest app stays live for 24 hours; sign up free inside that window to keep the app and its URL. If you want to carry on inside a tool you already use, compare the other four ways in.