Watch the portfolio
One patrol view for stale previews, setup drift, dependency chores, and sessions waiting for review.
Coding agents for people with too many projects.
Connect your repos and Rondar runs Codex on whatever each one needs, feature work included. Every session gets its own sandbox and comes back as a pull request with a live preview you can click through before merging.
The alpha is free and invite only. If you email, the developer answers, because there is nobody else.
Example patrol
SANDBOX
Add invoice export
feature/invoice-export
running
preview-7121
Repair preview drift
fix/preview-start
preview
preview-7188
Update stale dependencies
maint/dependency-scan
queued
pending
An ordinary Tuesday.
A client asks about the feature you said was nearly done, and Dependabot has been emailing about the same repo for three weeks. Somewhere there's also an agent session that finished during lunch. You'd have to go look to remember what you asked it for.
None of it is difficult work. It's just spread across eleven repos, and you have one head.
Rondar is the layer above the sessions.
A session runner will happily run five agents for you. It won't tell you how the other ten repos are doing, or that one of those sessions has been sitting finished since yesterday.
Fix in sandboxes
Every approved job gets its own branch, terminal, preview target, and status trail.
Review the running result
Every session exposes the running app at its own URL, so you can try the behavior before reading the diff.
Ship through PRs
Branches worth keeping move through the same GitHub review path as the rest of your work.
01
Project inventory
Stack detection, env notes, and a reusable runtime snapshot become durable project state.
02
Start a session
A bug fix or a whole feature becomes a sandboxed session with its own branch and terminal.
03
Preview, diff, PR
The review trail stays visible: terminal logs, preview URL, changed files, and pull request path.
Private alpha
The alpha is small. Get in line.
Seats go to people running several real projects. Leave an email and the developer will write back himself when one opens.
No payment during alpha. We will email you if the fit is right for the next seats.
FAQ
Do I need my own Codex account?
Yes. Rondar coordinates Codex through the account you connect; token usage stays with that provider.
What AI models are supported?
Codex through OpenAI. Agents use the account you connect.
What can agents actually touch?
A sandboxed copy of your repo, on its own branch. Agents can't merge, deploy, or reach production unless you approve that exact step. The worst case is a branch you delete.
Why not tmux and git worktrees?
That's how the founder ran things for years. It works until you have four sessions going and can't remember which worktree had the migration. Rondar does that bookkeeping for you.
Who pays for the compute?
Your plan covers the sandboxes and previews that run on Rondar. Inference goes through your own Codex account, so there is no markup on tokens.
Is my code isolated?
Each session runs in a user-scoped Docker container with its own branch and preview route.
What happens when I hit my session limit?
Running sessions continue. New starts wait until capacity frees up or you upgrade.
Coding agents for people with too many projects.
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