SeaSnoke

Parallel AI Coding Agents in Secure MicroVMs

Rewiring the SDLC with Parallel AI Execution

SeaSnoke runs isolated coding agents in secure microVMs so teams can explore more ideas in parallel and merge only what has been validated and proven.

Run many. Ship the best.

Agent Fleet — 5 active runs

Live

auth-rate-limit

running

agent/auth-rate-limit-1 · claude-sonnet-4 · vm-7a3f

18/24

4m 12s

checkout-refactor

succeeded

agent/checkout-refactor-2 · gpt-4.1 · vm-2c3d

40/42

11m 45s

api-pagination

running

agent/api-pagination-1 · claude-sonnet-4 · vm-3e4f

8/20

6m 20s

fix-null-keys

failed

agent/fix-null-keys-1 · claude-sonnet-4 · vm-5i6j

5/12

3m 10s

MicroVM Workspace — vm-7a3f

vm-7a3f

[10:04:12] INFO Initializing microVM vm-7a3f

[10:04:13] INFO Allocated 2 vCPU, 4096 MB RAM

[10:04:14] INFO Mounting overlay filesystem (ro base + rw tmpfs)

[10:04:15] PASS Network namespace isolation verified

[10:04:16] INFO Cloning repo seasnoke/api-gateway (142 MB)

[10:04:18] PASS Git checkout @ main — detached HEAD

[10:04:19] INFO Agent claude-sonnet-4 initialized (ctx: 200k)

[10:04:20] EXEC Analyzing auth middleware... (3 strategies)

[10:04:30] INFO Writing token-bucket.ts (+45 -8)

[10:04:45] WARN Test auth/rate_limit.test.ts flaky (retry 1/3)

[10:05:00] INFO Running test suite: 18/24 passed (75%)

[10:05:12] INFO Memory: 847 MB / 4096 MB · CPU: 12% · Uptime: 60s

Change Graph — 8 branches explored

6 branches

main

checkout-refactor

42/42

8f

+340 -120

rate-limit

18/24

3f

+89 -12

perf-cache

35/36

5f

+210 -45

api-pagination

8/20

4f

+156 -34

failed-cache-inv

10/18

6f

+120 -80

rate-limit-alt

14/24 · +67 -9

rate-limit-v2

16/24 · +91 -14

pagination-cursor

6/20 · +42 -8

Built for shipping, not chatting.

Manage a fleet of AI software engineers. The main action is launching parallel attempts, comparing outputs, and shipping the best.

Parallel by default

Launch 5, 10, or 20 agents at once. Each explores a different strategy in complete isolation.

Secure isolation

Every agent gets its own microVM. No shared state, no leaked secrets, no side effects.

Explore & compare

Visualize branches in a change graph. Backtrack from failures, compare diffs, and pick winners.

Ship with confidence

Only merge patches that pass tests. Open PRs directly from the best agent output.

From task to best patch

1

Create a task

Describe the change you want. Select a repo, base branch, and how many parallel agents to run.

2

Launch the fleet

SeaSnoke spins up isolated microVMs, clones your repo, and starts each agent with a unique strategy.

3

Inspect & compare

Watch logs, tests, and diffs in real time. Use the change graph to compare branches side by side.

4

Ship the winner

Open a PR from the best patch. Git remains the system of record. SeaSnoke is the control plane.

5 microVMs provisioned

2 vCPU · 4GB RAM · isolated kernel namespaces

Active

Repo cloned

seasnoke/api-gateway @ main · 142MB · detached HEAD

Ready

Agents running

3 running · 1 succeeded · 1 failed · 2 queued

Live

Comparing outputs

Ranked by test pass rate, diff size, and agent confidence

Ranking

Not prompt-to-app. Task-to-best-patch.

SeaSnoke works on real existing codebases, not just greenfield prototypes. It does not generate toy apps from a chat prompt. It runs agents that edit, test, and verify real production code.

Others

Single-threaded chat interface

No reproducible environment

Greenfield prototypes only

No test verification

SeaSnoke

Parallel agent fleet with isolated microVMs

Reproducible, secure, test-verified outputs

Real existing codebases at production scale

Git-native: branches, diffs, PRs, no lock-in

Support

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Assistants like Cursor are single-player IDE tools that rely on continuous manual prompting. Seasnoke is a multiplayer, cloud-native control plane. Instead of waiting for linear generation in a local terminal, you deploy swarms of autonomous agents in parallel to explore multiple architectural paths, evaluate the outputs, and present only the winning patch.

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Ship better code, faster.

Join teams using SeaSnoke to explore more ideas in parallel and merge only what has been validated and proven.