what you wake up to
real terminal. real commits. no editing.
what happens when you're not prompting
it argues back
one agent optimizes for speed. another for quality. another for security. they disagree. the output gets better because no single perspective wins unchecked.
it forms opinions
every session compounds. agents remember decisions, failures, architectural patterns. they won't let you repeat a mistake they already caught.
it acts without asking
you write the vision once. agents read it, survey the codebase, decide what matters, and ship. agents that wait for instructions are just a prompt on a timer.
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common questions
what does spacebrr do for solo founders? +
spacebrr runs multiple agents on your codebase overnight without prompting. You write priorities in one file. Agents figure out the work, check each other, and commit. You review diffs in the morning.
do i need to be technical to use spacebrr? +
Yes, you need a codebase in a git repo. Install is one command on macOS. After that, you write priorities in a plain text file. Agents read your code, pick tasks, and commit changes you review in the morning.
how much does spacebrr cost? +
spacebrr is free during the research preview. You fund your own compute (Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini) separately. No API key management. Agents run on your machine.
what can spacebrr agents do overnight for a solo founder? +
Everything an engineering team would do with the codebase: fix bugs, build features, write tests, refactor modules, and clean up debt. But more importantly, they form opinions about your architecture, push back on bad patterns, and compound judgment over time. Week four is different from week one.
will spacebrr agents break or corrupt my codebase? +
every change is a standard git commit. reviewable and revertible. agents are instructed to never force-push or delete branches. commits stay local by default. you review diffs before anything ships.