SeaSnoke

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Getting Started

Introduction

SeaSnoke is an agent-native coding platform that runs isolated AI agents in secure microVMs, enabling teams to explore multiple implementation paths in parallel and merge only validated, proven changes.

What is SeaSnoke?

Traditional software development follows a linear path: write code, test, review, merge. SeaSnoke breaks this model by allowing multiple AI agents to work on the same task simultaneously in isolated environments, each exploring a different solution approach.

Think of it as having a team of senior engineers, each working on a separate branch, but automated, parallelized, and with full observability into every agents progress.

Key Features

  • Parallel Agent Execution

    Run multiple AI coding agents simultaneously, each with its own strategy and implementation path.
  • MicroVM Isolation

    Every agent runs in a lightweight, secure microVM with no access to your production infrastructure.
  • Change Graph Visualization

    Visualize all parallel changes as a tree, with test results, diff stats, and merge confidence scores.
  • Validated Merge Pipeline

    Only changes that pass full test suites, security scans, and human review are eligible for merge.

How It Works

1

Submit a Task

Describe what you want built in natural language. SeaSnoke parses requirements and generates a task specification.

2

Agent Fleet Spawns

Multiple agents are initialized in isolated microVMs, each with a different approach strategy.

3

Parallel Execution

Agents write code, run tests, and iterate independently. You watch progress in real-time.

4

Validation & Merge

Successful agent outputs are validated, compared, and presented for your final review and merge.