Observed arrival · 2026-09-17
AGMX — coding agents under review, on your own machines
A privacy-preserving control plane that dispatches coding-agent work to developers’ own machines, routes changes through a second-agent review, and keeps repositories off the server.
Field notes
AGMX separates coordination from execution: a central server queues work and records gates, while a developer’s machine leases the task, maps the project to a local directory, and runs the selected CLI agent in a Git worktree. The page names a five-second lease poll, a database-level four-eyes constraint, and an append-only GateRecord ledger. It also describes a dashboard that reports stale queues, quiet machines, waiting human approvals, and measured per-person cost against a ceiling.
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