Tangled launches as the first federated code forge built on AT Protocol
itsarnavb · x · 2026-10-31
Tangled launched what it calls the first truly federated code forge, built on AT Protocol. You can host code on your own servers and still collaborate seamlessly with everyone else.
- Self-host only what you want: Git hosting, CI runners, or the full API server and UI — all interoperable
- Deeply hackable: build custom extensions, subscribe to the firehose, write custom knots (e.g. on Cloudflare Workers using Artifacts for git storage), or run your own forge
- The team notes it's designed agent-friendly from the start, making hyper-personalized dev infrastructure easy to build with AI agents
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