Apronagents

Apron Agents

A local, one-command tool that breaks a coding task into small independent issues, hands them to worker agents that each work in an isolated sandbox, and merges their work one chunk at a time behind a human review gate.

The name comes from the airport apron: the staging area where aircraft are prepped and checked before they ever reach the runway. Apron Agents does the same with code before it reaches your real remote.

How it works

• An orchestrator agent splits your task into small, file-independent issues.
• Worker agents each claim an issue and work in an isolated clone of a disposable, fully local sandbox repository (a bare repo in a temp dir acting as a "fake GitHub"). Your real remote is never touched.
• A merge controller merges one branch at a time, running tests on every candidate merge.
• A dashboard gives you a live view of every agent plus a chunk-by-chunk review-and-merge control surface. In supervised mode, nothing merges without your approval; in autonomous mode, green tests are enough.
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