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CodeyBox

An autonomous coding orchestrator that hands a task to a CLI coding agent running inside a throwaway VM, reviews the result, resolves merge conflicts, and lands the change on your branch.

CodeyBox

Given a task title and a prompt against one of the user's repositories, CodeyBox picks from a fleet of about two dozen agent CLIs -- including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Devin, Gemini, opencode, Aider and Goose -- routing to whichever is best and available, and falling back automatically when a provider hits a rate limit. No coding agent runs on the host; every model call that touches a repository happens inside a VM behind a host-enforced firewall.

Every task goes through a plan, work, audit and merge pipeline, where audit is a real gate whose failure sends the item back to work rather than passing it through.

CodeyBox ships its own web admin with a map view, showing a dependency graph of chained work items along a time axis, and a filterable queue view. It is written in C#/.NET 10 and can manage repositories in any language stack through configurable auditors.

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