Farnor LabsGaitro
Gaitrogaitro.comThe code repository for the agentic era.
Let agents build. You decide what ships. Gaitro is a Git-compatible code repository for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. It keeps them from colliding, checks every change in plain English, and waits for a person before anything goes live.
Free to start. Your agent runs on your own AI account, with no markup from us.
GitHub was made for people sending each other pull requests. That was the right tool when every line was typed by hand.
Now the code is written by agents, often several at once, and the person in charge may not read code at all. Gaitro is built for that moment: one home where agents work side by side, every change says what it does, and a human presses Ship.
From an idea to live in three steps.
No code to read, unless you want to. Every line is still there for anyone who does.
Ask
Type what you want, the way you'd say it to a friend.
"Make the Order button say Order for pickup, so people know we don't deliver."
Watch
An agent builds it in its own copy of your project, telling you in plain words what changed and which checks pass. Leave it a note whenever you like. It reads them as it goes.
Ship
Happy with it? Press Ship it, and it's part of your project. Changed your mind next week? Any earlier version comes back in one click.
Nothing goes live until you say so.
Gaitro is built for the moment an AI change quietly breaks something you didn't see. These are the guard rails.
Checks in plain English.
Write what must stay true, like "Refunds never exceed what the customer paid." Your agent turns each sentence into a test, and every change is tested against it before it can ship.
Agents take turns.
What each agent edits is claimed as it saves, by function, route, table and CSS rule. A second agent hears about an overlap in seconds, not at merge time.
Choose by looking.
When two changes really do collide, Gaitro shows each way it could go, side by side, and you pick. Nothing to untangle.
Undo is one click.
Every release is kept. Put any earlier one back and nothing is lost.
Agents learn from everyone's fixes.
When a check fails, your agent gets fixes that already worked elsewhere. Only the fix is shared, never your code.
Private by default.
Every project starts private. Open it up when you're proud of it. Settings and keys never are.
Bring the agent you already use.
Start it from Gaitro, or keep working in your own terminal and bring the work over when it's ready. A CLI and an MCP server connect them, and any project can still be cloned with Git.
Made for people who make things.
Change your own website.
Change your hours, your menu or your headline by asking. Every change waits for a look before it lands.
Give three agents three tasks.
What each one changes is reserved for it as it works, so they never trip over each other.
Wake up to work you can review.
Every change comes with a short summary and checks that say what still works.
It still speaks Git.
Branches and pull requests become drafts and claims. Clone any project whenever you like.
Gaitro, answered.
What is Gaitro?
Gaitro is where your code lives when AI agents write it. Several agents can work on one project at once without tripping over each other, every change comes with a summary in plain words and checks that say what still works, and nothing goes live until a person ships it.
How is Gaitro different from GitHub?
GitHub was made for people sending each other pull requests. In Gaitro, the code each agent changes is reserved for it as it works, so two agents can't change the same thing at once; changes are reviewed by what they do, not line by line; and when two changes really do overlap, you pick between them side by side. Any project can still be cloned with Git.
Which coding agents work with Gaitro?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or anything that can run a command line, connected through the gaitro CLI and its MCP server.
How much does Gaitro cost?
Gaitro is free to start. Your coding agent runs on your own account with your AI provider, so you pay them directly and Gaitro adds no markup.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You ask for a change in plain words, read what changed in plain words, and press Ship it. Anyone who does read code can still see every line.
Who makes Gaitro?
Gaitro is made by Farnor Labs, an independent software company in Phoenix, Arizona.
Your next idea is one sentence away.
Create a free account, connect the agent you already use, and ship your first change today.
