Claude on EasyEnv

Claude on EasyEnv isn't a separate product. It's a stack recipe you attach on top of any machine, plus a few pre-built templates that bundle it for you.

What it is#

Claude on EasyEnv is not a separate product or a custom machine type. It's two things bolted onto the regular Workspace product:

A Claude stack recipe you can attach to any running machine. The stack installs the Claude Code CLI on the machine and surfaces a sign-in panel in the dashboard.
A few templates in the catalog that already include the Claude stack on top of common base recipes (Python, Node, Go, etc.) so you skip the attach-the-stack step.

Either way, you get a normal workspace - same dashboard, same terminal, same VS Code, same TTL and members - with Claude Code wired in.

dashboard.easyenv.io/dashboard/acme-engineering/workspaces

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recipe: python_devenv

Claude (stack on dev-1)signed in

Stack recipe: claude

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A regular workspace with the Claude stack attached. The Claude panel sits next to the machine card.

Two paths: template or attach stack#

You'll reach for one of these, depending on how prepared you want to be:

Field	Type	Description
Pick a Claude template	fastest	Catalog templates like claude_python_devenv, claude_node_devenv, claude_go_devenv already include the Claude stack on top of a sensible base recipe. Pick one, boot, sign in, code.
Attach the Claude stack	most flexible	Boot any workspace with the recipes you want, then add the Claude stack recipe to whichever machine you want Claude on. Right path when you've already got a workspace, or your base recipe isn't covered by a Claude template.

We don't bake Claude into a separate product because that would force a fork: every recipe-with-Claude has to be maintained separately from the base recipe. By making Claude a stack recipe, the same Python or Node or Go machine you'd build for any workspace also works for Claude - you just attach one extra thing.

Same shape, same dashboard, same CLI commands. If you already know how to attach a stack, you already know how to use Claude.

What's next#

See Create a Claude workspace for the click-by-click on both paths.
Then sign in with your Anthropic account using the panel the stack surfaces.
And use Claude - in the terminal and inside VS Code.