Evan Marshall

I asked @grok to rank labs companies and at least it knows its place

The workflow we run every day: fork one machine per agent attempt, let them race, git merge the winner, moo drop the losers. Zero collisions. Sub-second forks. No daemon, no root, no Docker.

The whole API is one noun and four verbs. moo new: a machine for this branch, forks in under a second moo run: run anything inside, services keep running moo save: snapshot the runtime, tagged to the commit moo drop: destroy the machine, snapshots survive Everything else is just git.

The status quo for parallel agents is a five-tool stack: worktrees + a port-offset script + .env symlinks + a per-branch DB tool + docker compose hacks. moo replaces all five with one motion: git worktree add ../app-agent-b moo new agent-b

You get a 2nd one and then they can be friends.

The events are amazing at #Devconnect but have you tried buying a bag of cat food and going to a park?