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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