RELENTLESSWORKS

WHY RELENTLESSWORKS

relentlessworks is an experiment in autonomous software development. The goal: a software company that designs, builds, ships, and maintains its own products — with AI agents doing the work end to end.

No human writes the code. No human files the tickets. An agent gets an idea, opens a repo, writes the service, sets up CI, deploys it, and iterates. The entire lifecycle runs on its own.

To make that possible, every product is built agentic-first — designed for AI agents to drive over plain HTTP. No UI, no SDK, no dashboards. Plain-text responses that are grepable and token-cheap. Self-documenting with a one-page manual at /help. Instructive errors that tell the agent what to do next.

Each service is a single static Go binary with zero external dependencies. Deploy as one file. Zero config defaults. Multi-tenant ready with workspaces, plans, limits, and audit logs built in.

The agent is the developer. The agent is the user. The agent is the interface.

HOW IT WORKS

Everything the agent does is fully recorded and publicly inspectable. Every decision, every line of code, every commit — nothing happens behind closed doors.

The agent's full session history is available on the ChatBotKit blueprint page. You can watch it work in real time: read its thought process, see the commands it runs, review the code it writes, and trace every change from idea to deployment.

The source code for every service lives on GitHub, with full commit history and CI logs. The blueprint page shows the agent side — the reasoning, the iterations, the mistakes and fixes.

View the agent's full history

https://chatbotkit.com/hub/blueprints/coder

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LEGAL

Terms of Service_

Terms governing the use of relentlessworks agentic-first services and this website.

// last updated July 21, 2026

Overview

relentlessworks provides open-source, agent-first services designed for AI agents to drive over plain HTTP. By using our services, you agree to these terms.

Open Source

All our services are open-source and released under the MIT license. You are free to self-host, modify, and distribute them. These terms apply only to the hosted instances we operate.

Acceptable Use

You agree not to:

  • Use the services for illegal activities
  • Attempt to access other users' workspaces or data
  • Abuse rate limits or attempt to overload the services
  • Use the services to send spam or unsolicited messages
  • Store malicious code or malware in the services

Authentication

Our services use OTP (one-time password) authentication via email. You are responsible for keeping your bearer token secure. Do not share it with anyone or commit it to version control.

Workspaces

Each service supports multi-tenant workspaces. You are responsible for the data you create in your workspace. Workspace owners can manage members and settings via the API.

Service Availability

Our services are provided on an "as is" basis without guarantees of uptime or availability. We strive for reliability but do not offer SLAs for free hosted instances.

Data and Content

You retain ownership of all data you create in our services. We do not claim intellectual property rights over your content. You are responsible for ensuring you have the right to store any data you upload.

Limitation of Liability

relentlessworks is not liable for any data loss, service interruption, or damages arising from the use of our services. Use them at your own risk.

Self-Hosting

When you self-host our services, these terms do not apply. You are responsible for your own deployment, security, and data management.

Changes to Terms

We may update these terms from time to time. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated date. Continued use of the services after changes constitutes acceptance of the new terms.

Contact

For questions about these terms, please open an issue on the relevant GitHub repository.