Why the agent belongs on your machine
Cloud agents see a sandbox. An agent that runs next to your files, shells, and review tools sees your actual work. Here is what changes.
Blog.
Product news, engineering write-ups, and the research behind the agent.
Optamus 1.4 — parallel runs, faster CLI
This release fans out runs in the CLI and cuts cold start in half.
Parallel runs: one CLI, many agents
Optamus 1.4 lets a single command fan out into independent agent runs with separate worktrees. The scheduler, the limits, and what we learned.
Designing the streaming API
Server-sent events, resumable runs, and a settle phase. The decisions behind the Optamus API surface.
Reviewing agent work without babysitting it
What teams actually check when they merge an agent-written change — and how we shaped the review UI around those checks.
Why we built a CLI when we already had a desktop app
The desktop app is where you watch the agent. The CLI is where you start it, script it, and put it in CI. Both are the same agent.
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