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Running AI coding agents on your own machine
Notes from building CodeCave — how agents work in isolated git worktrees, why they open pull requests, and what stops a fleet of them running away with your afternoon.
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We would rather show you an empty page than pad it out. The writing starts with the things we get asked most: worktree isolation, why every run ends in a pull request, and how guard rails keep an autonomous board from looping.
In the meantime, the quickstart is the fastest way to see what this actually does.
Everything here runs on your own machine. Two commands and you have the board in front of you.
npm i -g codecave && codecave start