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AgentGit Sandbox Keeper

Create a separate GitHub identity for your AI coding agent with scoped permissions and audit logs.

Problem
AI agents operating directly on main repos are risky: they can push bad code, leak secrets, or damage branches. Although GitHub allows agent accounts, most developers don't know how to configure scoped permissions, switch identities, or audit actions safely.
Solution
A CLI or GitHub App that auto-creates a restricted GitHub account for your agent (or uses an existing one), configures fork-only/PR-only permissions, and logs all actions. Supports local identity switching to avoid mixing with your main account.
Users
Indie developers and small teams using AI coding agents like Claude Code or GitHub Copilot.
MVP
One-click agent GitHub account setup with scoped token; auto-fork main repo with read-only access; agent action log and PR audit dashboard; local git identity switch script.
Revenue
Freemium: basic free, advanced audit and multi-agent team management via subscription ($9/mo).
Why now
GitHub updated ToS in April 2024 to allow agent accounts, but tooling is missing—an indie developer can fill the gap quickly.

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