Run more agents.Maintain control.
crowd-control is the operations room for the coding agents already in your stack. One pane to dispatch runs into isolated devboxes, watch every job, and refuse to merge anything a human hasn’t signed off on — no chat client, no unattended pipeline, no productivity platitude.
Invite-only on purpose — tenants stay scoped to the people who own them. Get an invite and an admin will set you up.
- Fleet
- 14
- In flight
- 4
- Median to green
- 6m 12s
Synthetic task 01: scaffold the public landing simulator
Northstar Demo · Kilo-Sigma-7
Synthetic task 02: render an activity feed without real data
Orbit Console · Claude-Atlas-3
Synthetic task 03: cycle synthetic events on a fixed cadence
Helix Lab · Kilo-Nimbus-2
Synthetic task 04: ensure no client data leaks into the demo
Aurora Sandbox · Claude-Orion-4
Synthetic task 05: deep-freeze all catalog structures
Photon Pipeline · Kilo-Apex-9
Synthetic task 06: provide a deterministic event sequence
Vanguard Console · Kilo-Sigma-7
Synthetic task 07: bound the snapshot size
Lumen Studio · Claude-Atlas-3
Synthetic task 08: namespace ids under a synthetic prefix
Quartz Runtime · Kilo-Nimbus-2
Devboxes
12 / 14
MCP clients
3 live
Merged today
9
You write the brief. The fleet runs it. You sign the merge.
crowd-control slots into the way you already dispatch agents: you push a task, it claims a fresh devbox, the run streams back as status — and nothing reaches main until you say so.
- Dispatch
- 4.2s
- To merge gate
- 6m 12s
- Merge rate
- 78%
You watch every run, keep the gate in your hands, and own the merge.
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01
Task
drop a brief, a repo, a branch
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02
Dispatch
a fresh devbox is minted for it
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03
Watch
the run streams back as status
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04
Gate
nothing merges without your call
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05
Merge
audit row written, deploy lands
Stop watching chat windows. Run the fleet from one pane.
Sign in to your workspace, or ask an admin to send an invite.