Introduction

SeaSnoke is an AI coding platform for giving agents cloud DevBox workspaces, letting them rebuild project environments, and moving only reviewed changes into your repositories.

What is SeaSnoke?

SeaSnoke helps teams hand real software work to coding agents without losing review control. You connect repositories, open a DevBox workspace, let agents work in isolated runtime environments, and review the resulting diffs, logs, checks, and pull requests in one place.

Think of it as a cloud-native agent workbench: projects, repos, DevBox sessions, agent threads, environment snapshots, diffs, checks, and review decisions in one place.

Key Features

• DevBox Workspaces: Give each task a durable workspace with repository context, runtime state, logs, and review artifacts.
• Reproducible Environments: Recreate project dependencies and services, then snapshot successful environments for future runs.
• Agent Threads and Graphs: Split large tasks into planner, worker, reducer, and verifier threads when parallel work is useful.
• Reviewable Diffs: Inspect files, console output, checks, summaries, and pull request handoff before anything lands.
• Protected Execution: Run agent work away from production systems using the configured Docker or MicroVM backend.

How It Works

flowchart LR
  A[Connect repositories] --> B[Open DevBox workspace]
  B --> C[Recreate environment]
  C --> D[Run agent threads]
  D --> E[Collect diffs and checks]
  E --> F[Review and open PR]

1. Connect Repositories: Link GitHub repositories to a project so SeaSnoke has the code and review target.
2. Open a DevBox Workspace: SeaSnoke prepares an isolated checkout for the task, including runtime and environment metadata.
3. Run Agent Threads: A single agent can work linearly, or a larger task can split into planner, worker, reducer, and verifier threads.
4. Validate the Result: Tests, linting, setup commands, and verifier feedback attach to the workspace.
5. Review and Handoff: Review the final diff, inspect logs and decisions, then open or update a pull request.