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IndieGent

The operator's console for coding agents

Your agents are already working.

Tick the issues you want done. IndieGent puts an agent on each — five at a time, no windows — and the pull requests are waiting when you get back.

Seven days free, no card · $19 once · works with the agent CLI you already use

the operator

Tank sees everything.

Tank is one agent with the whole map in front of it — every project, every open issue, everything running right now. Ask it what matters today, or tell it to ship the quick wins and watch the sessions open.

you → “anything worth shipping before lunch?”
tank → “#86 and #214 are quick wins. Dispatch both?”Dispatch
headless

No terminal. No windows. Just PRs.

Sessions can run entirely in the background — dispatched, worked, wrapped up and deleted without a single window opening. Fire five before dinner, review five pull requests after.

papertrail #131 · working · no window
acme-api #92 · tests running · no window
castaway #47 · wrapped up clean · workspace deleted
scheduled runs

Your roadmap grows while you sleep.

A scheduled run reads your repos overnight and comes back with three ideas at most. Accept them into the roadmap or dismiss them forever — the agents start shaping what gets built, and you stay the editor.

suggested → “Add rate-limit headers to the public API”AcceptDismiss
dismissed ideas are never proposed again
lifecycle

Every session ends clean.

One agent, one issue, one branch, one workspace that exists only while the work does. Committed, pushed, opened as a pull request against the issue, deleted. Run twenty sessions a day and your Mac stays spotless.

open ── brief ── work ── wrap up ── clean up
nothing app-specific is ever committed to your repo

The team you were going to hire.

Seven days free, no card. Then $19, once — with the agent CLI you already use. Built for one person with more repositories than evenings.

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