Quickstart
Two paths — pick the one that fits your team.
Sinatra runs in two modes. The product is the same; the difference is who operates the infrastructure.
Self-host (free, OSS)
You run the whole stack — API, worker, Postgres, Temporal — on your own infrastructure. You hold the LLM keys. You expose the API to receive webhooks from Linear and GitHub.
Best when:
- You want full data residency control.
- You already operate similar infrastructure (Postgres, Docker, a public API).
- You want to fork or modify the agent loop.
Start the self-host walkthrough →
The walkthrough takes 30–60 minutes end-to-end if you have admin access to GitHub and Linear and a place to expose your API.
Managed cloud (coming soon)
We run the API, worker, and database. You connect Linear and GitHub through a dashboard, paste an LLM key (or use ours), and go.
Best when:
- You want the fastest possible setup.
- You don't want to operate Temporal/Postgres/etc.
- A SaaS deployment is acceptable for your team.
The managed dashboard is in development. Sign up to be notified →
Not sure?
If your team is small and you're trying it on a side project, start with self-host using the local sandbox provider. You won't need Daytona, you won't need a cloud LLM account beyond your existing Anthropic key, and you can throw it away just as fast. See Self-hosting → Sandbox.