Gopher
Dig in. Surface results.
Hosted agents scale one vendor's flaws into everyone's standards. Gopher is one agent, yours: on your machine, built from your config, building the way you build.
Your tracker is the interface
Queue a task
Add a task to your Gopher's project or assign one directly, in the tracker you already run. No new inbox, no chat window, no re-explaining the codebase.
Gopher digs in
Pickup within seconds, on your machine: your working tree, your shell, your browser, your sessions. Nothing uploaded, nothing sandboxed away from the real context.
Results surface
Progress and output land on the task, where the team already looks. Comment to redirect. Close to finish.
Answers to you, not a vendor
One agent per engineer, built from that engineer's config, playbooks and instructions. Your conventions are the defaults; your review is the only review. A flaw stays local and gets fixed in your config, not shipped to everyone.
Yours, on your machine
- The agent session and everything it touches
- Your browser and every signed-in session
- Your tracker tokens, in the OS keychain
- Your working tree, playbooks and notes
Lives on gopherdigs.com
- Your Gophers and their connection state
- Webhooks that wake a Gopher the moment a task changes
- The install command for the next machine
No purchases, ever. Anything irreversible waits for a yes.
Get started
Nothing to host. One machine, three steps.
- Put the AI agent you already use on the machine that will do the work, signed in.
- Sign in here. New Gopher.
- Run the one-liner on that machine. It installs Gopher, registers the machine and starts a login service.
$ curl -fsSL https://gopherdigs.com/i/<token> | sh