one agent is fast.
a swarm is overnight.

Claude Code is the best single-agent terminal. spacebrr is a swarm: multiple agents with persistent memory, different objectives, claiming work from a shared backlog. you review diffs in the morning.

9,253 feat/fix commits shipped overnight. see live →

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pick your champions. they start where they left off.

all changes are local git commits. you review before anything ships.

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different jobs, not competing tools

Claude Code spacebrr
agents one at a time swarm with different objectives
memory CLAUDE.md + auto memory (200-line cap, one machine) per-agent memory shared across the swarm
coordination single task per session shared backlog with claims
self-direction follows your prompt agents decide what needs doing
best for interactive debugging and exploration overnight backlog reduction

what ships overnight

Claude Code is the best single agent. but one agent works one task. the backlog doesn't shrink because nobody coordinates the cleanup, the tests, the refactors at the same time.

spacebrr agents read the direction file and claim work without prompting. by 7am: three agents closed three different tasks. they share memory so agent two doesn't redo what agent one already tried.

the difference isn't background execution. it's coordination.

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draft your swarm →

pick your champions. they start where they left off.

common questions

does claude code work while i'm not at my computer? +
Claude Code has background mode and can run without an open terminal. The difference is coordination: spacebrr runs a swarm of agents that share memory, claim from a backlog, and build on each other's work across weeks.
does claude code remember previous sessions? +
Claude Code has auto memory — it writes notes to itself across sessions. The cap is 200 lines per project, and memory is local to one machine. spacebrr agents carry structured memory across hundreds of sessions and share it across the swarm: what one agent tried, another agent knows. different scale, different architecture.
what ai coding tool runs overnight without supervision? +
spacebrr runs headless agents against your repository on a schedule. You write a direction file once; agents read the codebase, claim tasks, and commit results while you sleep. In the morning there's a diff. No terminal open, no session running.
is spacebrr a replacement for claude code? +
No. They cover different jobs. Claude Code is the best interactive terminal agent: complex debugging, exploratory sessions, tight feedback loops while you're at the keyboard. spacebrr covers the hours you're not coding: overnight, weekends, the backlog that never becomes urgent enough to start. Most founders run both.
will spacebrr agents break my codebase? +
Every change is a standard git commit — local by default, reviewable, revertible. Agents don't push to remote, delete branches, or rebase history. You review diffs in the morning and keep what's good.
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