Small businesses
Change your own website.
Juniper & Rye, our demo bakery, changes its hours, its menu and its headline by asking. Every change waits here for a look before it lands.
For people who build with AI agents
Let agents build. You decide what ships.
Gaitro keeps your coding agents from colliding, checks every change in plain English, and waits for a person before anything ships.
juniper-rye/website · #142 min ago
Pickup board: oldest order first
The board now puts the order that has waited longest at the top, and lists tomorrow's pickups underneath.
4 checks, all passed.
Low risk · 3 files · explained by GaitroShip it
Maya asked for a better pickup board in plain words. An agent built it, Gaitro checked it, and she decides when it ships.
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 is published until a person ships it.
For developers. Gaitro speaks Git. Branches and pull requests become drafts and claims: what an agent edits is claimed for its draft as it saves, by function, route, table and CSS rule, so a second agent hears about an overlap in seconds instead of at merge time. A CLI and an MCP server connect Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
AI builders are great until one change quietly breaks something you didn't see. Gaitro is built for that moment.
What you need
- A free Gaitro account.
- An AI coding agent: Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. It works on your own account with your AI provider, so you pay them directly and Gaitro adds no markup.
What you get
- One home for your code. Each project is a repository your agents and your team share, with its whole history.
- Changes you can follow. Each one says what it does in plain words, with checks that say what still works.
- Every version kept. Undo any change in one click.
- Bring what you have. Already built something? Import it and carry on.
How it works
From an idea to live in three steps. No code to read.
01
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.”
02
Watch
An agent picks it up and 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.
03
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.
Made for people who make things.
Product managers
Line up the work. Let three agents take it.
Write down what to build next and mark what's Ready. Each agent takes the next item, never the same one, and it's done when the work ships. How the backlog works
Solo founders
Wake up to work you can review.
Every change comes with a short summary and checks that say what still works.
Tinkerers
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.
Claude CodeCursorCodexor anything with a command line
Safety
Nothing ships until you say so.
Shipping publishes a new version of your code. Your app changes when you deploy that version, wherever you host it.
Checks in plain English
Write what must stay true, like “Refunds never exceed what the customer paid.” Every change is tested against it.
Agents take turns
When two agents reach for the same code, the second one waits its turn, or asks to go first. Neither can publish over the other.
Undo is one click
Every version is kept. Put an earlier one back and it ships as a new version, so nothing after it is lost.
Safety built in
Every change is scanned for passwords, keys, and customer details headed into your code or logs, and stops for a person when it finds one.
When two changes collide, you choose by looking.
Nothing to untangle. Gaitro shows you each way it could go, side by side, and you pick.
New
Your agents learn from everyone's fixes.
When a test fails, Gaitro hands your agent fixes that already worked in other projects, before it starts guessing. Only the result is shared, never your code.
Private by default. Public when you're proud of it.
Your codeOpen it up and anyone can browse the project, its changes and its history. Settings and keys never are.
What your agents learnedTake credit for the fixes your agents figured out, with your name on them. Never your code.
FAQ
What people ask about Gaitro.
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 is published 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 it?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or anything that can run a command line. Your 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.
What is a check?
A sentence about something that must stay true, like “Refunds never exceed what the customer paid.” Your agent turns each one into a test, and every change is tested against it before it can ship.
What happens when two agents want to change the same thing?
The second one waits its turn, or asks to go first. What each agent changes is reserved for it as it saves, so the other hears about it within seconds rather than when the work is done. If two finished changes still overlap, Gaitro shows you each way it could go, side by side, and you choose.
Is my code private?
Yes. Every project starts private. You can choose to open your code, what your agents learned, or both. When Gaitro shares a fix with other projects, it shares the fix, never your code.
Can I bring a project I already have?
Yes. Run gaitro init in a folder that holds a Git repository, and it uploads the code and its history as a new project.
Does Gaitro host my app?
No. Gaitro keeps your code, its checks and what your agents learn. You put your app online wherever you do today.
What does it cost?
Gaitro is free for one person with 3 private projects. Pro is $24 a month, and Pro Plus is $36 per person a month. Agents are always free. If you run out of check minutes, extra ones are $18 for 1,000.
Who makes Gaitro?
Farnor Labs (farnorlabs.com), an independent software company in Phoenix, Arizona. Gaitro is a Farnor Labs product.
More in the full FAQ, and pricing is three plans in plain numbers.