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Notes on running agents in production.
The API, the sandbox, and what we learned building the thing that runs them.
GuidesParallel AgentsWebhooksGit ArchitectureMulti-Agent WorkflowParallel Agents, One Codebase: One Agent per Ticket, One Branch per SessionHow to run a fleet of coding agents against a single repository without state corruption or git merge conflicts: isolated sessions, dedicated branches, webhook-driven events, and a single-writer push pipeline.
GuidesWebhooksAPIQuickstartRun a coding agent from your backend API: one POST, one signed webhookStart a coding agent on its own cloud machine with one request, get told by a signed webhook when it's done, collect the answer and files. Three snippets and a full runnable example.
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The work your backend does, done by an agent.
One POST gives an agent its own computer — a workspace, a shell, a browser — and it runs until the work is done. Any model, on your own key.