One issue per run
Each headless Claude Code run takes one GitHub issue, picked from the projects registered on the dashboard, within each project's agent limit.
Ringmaster runs Claude Code agents on GitHub issues WIP
AI agents on real GitHub issues, with a reviewer and a daily budget.
Ringmaster runs Claude Code agents on GitHub issues unattended: a reviewer agent checks every change before it merges, and a daily budget caps the spend. It is being rebuilt on Seed, the SaaS starter, and takes no new users yet.
It runs on my own machine, on my own Claude Code subscription, and only I sign in.
What you get
A reviewer before every merge
A separate reviewer agent checks every change before it merges.
A daily budget
A daily budget caps the spend, and the panel shows what each run did and what it cost.
How it fits with my other repos
Where it stands
Works today
- One GitHub issue per run, as a headless Claude Code run
- A reviewer agent before every merge
- A daily budget that caps the spend
- The next issues picked from the projects registered on the dashboard
- Every Claude Code transcript kept in the run database
- A daily retro and digest
- The new panel on Seed: today's budget, the last 20 runs, spend per project, and a run's page that follows a running agent live
Not built yet
- Sign-ups: only I sign in
- Its source, which will open under AGPL-3.0, free to run on your own server
- A hosted cloud, after that
Use it if
- Your team works from GitHub issues and wants AI agents to take some of them, with a reviewer and a daily budget.
- You want me to set up the same workflow on your repositories, with your rules and your budget.
Skip it if
- You want to install it yourself today: it takes no new users and its source is not public yet.
- Your team's work is not tracked in GitHub issues: each run starts from one.
Two ways to use it
Use it yourself
Not yet. The source will open under AGPL-3.0, free to run on your own server, and a hosted cloud comes after that. Neither has a date yet.
Have me build it
I set up the same workflow on your team's repositories, with your rules and your budget.