Warren turns coding agents into infrastructure

Warren targets the real bottleneck in autonomous coding: operational control around agent runs, not another agent interface. Its shared-token model still limits it to solo operators and trusted teams, but the infrastructure-first approach is compelling.

• –Supports local, Docker, and Kubernetes runtime backends with per-run isolation.
• –Unifies UI, CLI, and HTTP API workflows around one observable run lifecycle.
• –Adds steering, cancellation, recovery, spend caps, concurrency limits, and scheduled runs.
• –Harness adapters let teams operate Claude Code, Pi, and other agents through the same control plane.
• –Self-hosting keeps code, credentials, compute, and run history under the operator’s control.