Hosted Agent Infrastructure

About

This skill provides specialized guidance for building robust hosted agent infrastructure, enabling agents to run independently in remote sandboxed environments rather than on local machines. It covers critical implementation patterns like image registry management, predictive sandbox warm-up, and multiplayer state synchronization, allowing teams to move beyond local machine constraints and achieve unlimited concurrency for complex AI workflows across multiple client interfaces like Slack, Web, and VS Code.

Key Features

• Server-first architecture design for consistent behavior across Slack, Web, and IDE interfaces.
• Remote sandbox infrastructure and image registry patterns for near-instant session starts.
• Multiplayer agent collaboration with shared state and real-time synchronization across clients.
• Self-spawning agent capabilities for parallel task execution and multi-repo research.
• Automated Git configuration and authentication for user-attributed background PR creation.
• 124 GitHub stars

Use Cases

• Scaling agent workflows with predictive warm-up and parallel sub-agent spawning for large projects.
• Creating secure, sandboxed environments for safe code execution and multi-user debugging.
• Building background coding agents that run independently of user hardware and connectivity.