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mattpocock/sandcastle: Orchestrate sandboxed coding agents in TypeScript with sandcastle.run()

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Agentic orchestration framework, novel TypeScript pattern

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A TypeScript library for orchestrating AI coding agents in isolated sandboxes: - You invoke agents with a single sandcastle.run() . - Sandcastle handles sandboxing the agent with a configurable branch strategy. - The commits made on the branches get merged back. Sandcastle is provider-agnostic — it ships with built-in providers for Docker, Podman, and Vercel, and you can create your own. Great for parallelizing multiple AFK agents, creating review pipelines, or even just orchestrating your own agents. - Git - A sandbox provider — Sandcastle needs an isolated environment to run agents in. Built

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