<p align="center" <img src="docs/art/hero.png" alt="GG Coder: six things shipping, none of them waiting on you" </p
<p align="center" <strongCause the other coding agents piss me off.</strong </p
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<p align="center" <strongThe only coding agent you can walk away from.</strong </p
<p align="center" macOS · Windows · runs on the AI plan you already pay for </p
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😤 Why this exists
I built this because every other coding agent pissed me off.
They all do the same thing: you sit there and babysit. Approve this. Confirm that. Read the output, spot the mistake, tell it again. You're not building, you're supervising. And the second you close the laptop, everything stops.
So I built the one I wanted. Two things nobody else has.
📱 One: send it work from your phone
Hook it to a Telegram chat and your laptop becomes something you text. Send a message, send a voice note, get told when it's done. From the pub, from bed, from a queue at the shops.
Voice notes get transcribed on your own machine, not sent to anyone. Put a job on a timer and it checks your site every 15 minutes and fixes whatever broke while you were asleep.
🤖 Two: it has its own code reviewer
Every other agent marks its own homework. This one doesn't.
Flip on Autopilot and Ken, a whole second agent, reviews every finished job. Not good enough? He hands it straight back with exactly what's wrong, and it goes again. And again. Until it's right.
<p align="center" <img src="docs/screenshots/03-autopilot.png" alt="Ken sends GG Coder back in: the rate limiter's bucket is per-process, so the real limit is 4x what was configured. GG Coder moves it to Redis, and Ken signs off." width="900" </p
That's the real thing, mid-loop. Ken caught a bug that would have quietly let through four times the traffic limit, sent it back, and signed off on the fix. Nobody typed a single thing in between.