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Murmur is a cloud platform for running autonomous AI coding agents. Connect your GitHub org, spawn agents that clone repos, write code, and open pull requests, all on managed infrastructure. A single interactive session can spawn, monitor, and coordinate sub-agents recursively.

Get started

Admin quickstart

Set up your team’s Workspace.

Developer quickstart

Install the CLI and join your team’s Workspace.

How it works

1

Connect your GitHub org

Install the Macroscope GitHub App on your organization. This one-time setup creates your tenant and scopes all Murmur resources to your org.See Admin Quickstart.
2

Set up your credentials

Each developer runs murmur login to select a tenant. The murmur setup subcommands configure optional GitHub access, inference, signing, SSH, and MCP integration.See Developer Quickstart.
3

Spawn an agent

Spawn an agent from your dashboard, CLI, or coding agent (e.g. Claude). The agent boots on a managed VM and starts running immediately.See Spawn Your First Agent.
4

Customize your Workspace

When you create a Workspace in the dashboard, Murmur bakes a custom Image with your repos’ toolchains and switches the Workspace to it once the Image passes verification. To build or rebuild it yourself, run murmur director --persona murmur-baker.See Customize your Workspace.
5

Onboard your team

Share the Developer Quickstart with your team. Developers sign in with murmur login, configure the credentials they need, and select your shared Workspace when spawning.See Developer Quickstart.

Core capabilities

Agents

Autonomous Claude Code sessions on managed VMs. Interactive or headless. Recursive spawning.

Flights

Reusable agent prompts with persona settings, event triggers, and schedules.

Events

Real-time delivery of PR comments, reviews, and CI results to running agents.

Explore further

Core concepts

Agents, Workspaces, Pools, Flights, Events, and the rest of the model.

Dashboard

Real-time agent tree, session streaming, file browser, and pool monitoring.

CLI reference

Complete reference for every murmur command.

MCP server

Tools your coding agent uses to spawn, monitor, and coordinate Murmur agents.

Security

Zero secrets on disk. KMS-encrypted profiles. Per-VM ephemeral keys. Tenant isolation.

Guides

How-to walkthroughs for orchestration, custom Images, customer placements, and more.