terragon-oss

About

Terragon Labs operated a hosted service that ran coding CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, Amp, and Gemini in cloud sandboxes, letting developers fire tasks at multiple agents in parallel and receive branches, commits, and pull requests automatically. After shutting the product down, the company published this repository — a single-snapshot Apache-2.0 monorepo (two commits) containing the web app, WebSocket broadcast service, docs site, sandbox provisioning, and the terry CLI for handing tasks back to a local environment. Features included per-agent sandbox isolation, automated git workflows, an MCP server for task management, Slack and GitHub integrations, and BYO subscriptions or API keys. Because the snapshot is explicitly provided as-is with no maintenance or completeness guarantees, it functions as a reference implementation of a background-agent orchestration platform rather than a live tool. Developers studying how such orchestrators are assembled, or forking the architecture, are its remaining audience.