Control Plane
Manage projects, sandboxes, automation, and access from one Web UI.
cibot gives developers and DevOps teams a web-based control plane for running AI agents inside isolated virtual machines, locally or on remote infrastructure.
Use the agents you already work with through a familiar terminal experience, from the Web UI or CLI. Run them interactively, trigger them from GitLab or GitHub events, and inspect their work at any time.
Each agent works inside its own sandbox with the capabilities of a normal development machine. Jump into a running session, review what changed, test integrations, or access services running inside the sandbox through the web.
Virtual machines
cibot adds an execution layer between your agents and your development infrastructure.
Manage projects, sandboxes, automation, and access from one Web UI.
Run and manage isolated virtual machines on your computer or company infrastructure.
Full development environments where agents can use terminals, repositories, tools, services, and networks without operating directly on the host.
Agents can work interactively through the terminal or start automatically from GitLab, GitHub, and other integrations.
We are building cibot in the open. Here is what works today and what comes next.
AI agents are becoming part of the development workflow, but giving them unrestricted access to developer machines or shared infrastructure introduces unnecessary risk. cibot gives every agent an isolated environment while keeping developers in control of execution, infrastructure, and workflow.
Run locally or on company infrastructure. Automate with AI or without it using Chores in GitLab or GitHub CI. Jump in whenever you need to inspect, test, or take over.
cibot is being built in the open. Follow the project on GitHub to see progress and contribute.
cibot is part of the Distro Ops ecosystem. Partners help fund long-term development and support the tools developers use every day.
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