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Git Issues Extension for Agentic AI Task Management

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Boxofrocks – Sandboxed Agentic-AI Friendly Simple GH Issues Extension

by jmadd1·Feb 16, 2026·1 point·1 comment

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The Take

Uses GitHub Issues as an append-only event log and runs a GH Actions arbiter to reconcile agent and human edits — a clever way to delegate consensus to the platform you already use. The local daemon + SQLite cache, unix-socket/json queues and packaged install paths show this is built for real workflows, but it's tightly GitHub-bound and mainly valuable to folks running local sandboxed agents.

Target Audience

Backend developers, devops and engineers running multiple local/VM sandboxed AI agents who want simple task orchestration and conflict resolution

Post Description

I've been running parallel docker sandbox dev agents and the task management was getting out of control. Tried beads for a couple of days. Interface across default sandbox is a pain, kept running into issues with daemons (bd doctor being sued for malpractice), config drift, jsonl/db sync, etc. It just had the wrong architectural direction for simplicity in my specific case. I just wanted a simple way to install, deploy and manage multiple dev agents' work.

So I built boxofrocks (dumb as a). One daemon per machine. One arbiter (GH action) per repo resolving conflicts. CLI, REST, unix socket, json and options for local agent comms. Works out of the box with local auth with GH. All issues just live in issues, uses labels to find approved, embeds human friendly text, and html comment including json version for your AI buddy. Safety feature for public repos, daemon drops issues/comments by non-approved users to avoid prompt injection attempts. Included local web UI to visualize all your repos while your agents work. Offline machine-sync tolerant (1 drift instead of dozens). Go/sqllite, uses GH APIs to sync Issues.

Maybe this helps someone else.

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