fabriqa.ai background agents
cloud or on-prem developer sandboxes to run tens, if not hundreds, of agent in parallel
I started fabriqa with the goal of evolving it into a cloud-based long-horizon agent platform. However, the initial release was an Electron app that focused on the agent coordination layer first. For the past month, I’ve been running fabriqa on a cloud setup, allowing users to connect through the same chat interface from mobile devices or any browser. This setup enables agents to operate for hours on long, specification-driven tasks while conforming to defined tools, constraints, validation loops, and context systems. I am currently working on transitioning fabriqa to run on ephemeral sandboxes, such as e2b or other platforms (even on-prem for large organizations), with the aim of creating agent teams that can operate with tens, if not hundreds, of agents running in parallel.
Read more about the vision here:
fabriqa.ai: turning scattered AI coding tools into one coordinated, spec-driven workspace
The AI coding tools spectrum itself is actually a good way of working. Each tool brings its own strengths for different contexts, and using multiple tools across a project is natural. The problem is what happens in between. I was working on a spec-driven development project recently and found myself reaching for Codex when I wanted autonomous execution …