A crew, not a chat
Agents message each other, hand off work and report back. You see the whole job in one thread.
Claude Code, Codex and Grok agents with roles and schedules. They keep working after you close the laptop, and ask before anything risky.
No spam. One email when your invite is ready.
queue.rs the lock is released before the write, so two workers can take the same job. Left 3 comments and a suggested fix.$ git push origin feat/billing-webhook-testsnpm audit + cargo audit on every repo. Open an issue for anything high or critical.
#57 for the one with a fix available.api logs. I’ll wake you only if the 5xx rate goes above 1% for five minutes.No new cloud, no new account for your code. Bandito lives where your projects already are.
One command on your VPS or home machine. A single Rust binary that runs as a service — no Electron, no headless browser.
$ curl -fsSL bandito.dev/install | shGive each agent a role, a repo and a schedule. Use the Claude Code, Codex and Grok you already have, or plain API keys.
$ bandito crew add forge --agent codexAgents keep working on the server. Anything risky waits for one tap on your iPhone or Mac.
✓ forge · approved from iPhoneAgents message each other, hand off work and report back. You see the whole job in one thread.
Claude Code, Codex and Grok through their official CLIs, or direct API keys. Pick per agent.
Pushes, deploys and deletes wait for you. Approve from the lock screen, deny with a swipe.
Nightly audits, morning summaries, weekly clean-ups. Cron for agents, with logs you can read.
Native Mac and iPhone apps on top of a tiny daemon. No Electron eating your RAM, no fans spinning up.
Code, secrets and history stay on your machine. Agents talk to model providers directly, not through us.
Bandito knows which commands can hurt: git push, deploys, migrations, rm. Those wait for a tap. Everything else just gets done.
$ git push$ git push --force$ wrangler deploy$ npm publish$ prisma migrate deploy$ rm -rf$ DROP TABLE$ kubectl deleteA native app for your Mac and iPhone, and a tiny daemon for your server.
The daemon and the apps are source-available under FSL-1.1 and become Apache 2.0 two years after each release. Read every line that touches your servers.
Bandito is in early development. Join the waitlist and we’ll send an invite as soon as the first build is ready.
Bandito runs the official Claude Code, Codex and Grok command-line tools that you sign in to yourself, on your own server. You can also use API keys. Each provider’s terms decide how their plans may be used.
The daemon runs on Linux and macOS: a VPS, a home server or a spare machine. The apps are native for Mac and iPhone.
No. Agents run on your server and talk to the model providers directly. We only see your email if you join the waitlist.
Pricing isn’t final yet. We’ll share it before launch, and people on the waitlist will hear first.
Be first to try Bandito when the beta opens.
No spam. One email when your invite is ready.