An Git-Agent framework called git claw, where your repo becomes an AI agent. So I have used it for the deploy readiness to check, if the

One repo to become them all. Self-evolving git-agent that becomes any domain application.

Vessel specification — the authoritative guide to building Cocapn vessels

Git-native protocol for fleet vessel discovery, handshake, and coordination. Part of the Cocapn ecosystem.

Git-Agent vessel generator — cookiecutter for new agent repos

Universal standalone git-agent framework. Download, onboard, work. Your repo is your brain, your commits are your story.

Run-about vessel — high-token iterative work, modify-spread-tool loops, Reasoner reflection

FLUX-native agent runtime — self-bootstrapping agents in Docker sandboxes that create vessels, pick tasks, and produce real work

Multi-agent role-play roundtable and reverse-ideation system

Four-layer model: vessel (hardware) + equipment (input-side code) + agent (models) + skills (context modifiers)

🧭 Navigator — GLM-5 Turbo generalist agent. Code archaeologist, test builder, document synthesist, fleet integrator. Swiss Army Knife of the Cocapn fleet.

🫧 All-night thinking git-agent — drop into any project, let it think out loud. Budget-agnostic: API or local hardware.

Minimal Origin-Centric agent with modular equipment system for the SuperInstance spreadsheet paradigm

Quill — ISA Spec Architect & Code Archaeologist | Bootable fleet agent twin with lighthouse keeper integration

🌊 One idea, many perspectives — drop-in git-agent that fans out across specialist views with synthesis

Try any vessel in an isolated sandbox before forking

Safe simulation environment for testing cooperative FLUX programs — mock agents, mock repos, deterministic execution

Git-agent vessel for DeepSeek-Reasoner

🌐 Babel Agent — Git-Agent Vessel for multilingual FLUX runtime development. SuperInstance realm.

Holodeck Studio — where ideas actualize. Rooms execute in the real world. The MUD is the interface to everything.