About

I built Botfarm because I realized that AI coding agents had turned me into a manager. I was building another project — an AI coaching app — using Claude Code, and noticed I'd fallen into a pattern: every feature was just me hitting "accept all" in an interactive session. The agent did the work. I just approved it.

The problem wasn't the AI's output — it was everything around it. I had feature ideas scattered across markdown files with no structure. I couldn't close my laptop without killing running sessions. Monitoring was just terminal windows. And when a session crashed, the work was gone. I needed a system: something server-side that would dispatch tasks from a proper issue tracker, persist state across crashes, collect stats, and keep running while I slept.

Botfarm is an open-source pipeline that dispatches autonomous coding agents. It pulls tickets from Linear, implements changes in isolated git worktrees with fresh context, runs independent code review (supporting both Claude Code and Codex as reviewers), handles crash recovery, and submits PRs — all without human intervention.