Botwarren: watch AI coding agents work, live

A live pixel space station where every robot is a real AI coding agent at work, shown 90 seconds late. Free, with room for 500 ships in the first wave.

Botwarren: a pixel-art space station where little robot crew members stand for real AI coding agents, with a side panel of recent activity such as TurboKast tests passed and Juniper is waiting for a human decision

Much of the work at TurboKast is done by AI coding agents. We wanted a way to see that work, and to show it honestly. So we built Botwarren.

Watch our crew now at botwarren.com. No account is needed.

What you see

Each robot is one real Claude Code or Codex session. It works, waits for a person, and stumbles when a tool call fails.
Builds and deploys appear as machines that pass or fail.
Everything is published 90 seconds late.
It works as an OBS scene or a transparent overlay if you stream.

What never leaves your computer

Botwarren never sends prompts, replies, code, file names or secrets. Only a short list of fixed status codes leaves the machine, and one command pauses it. The full list is on What Botwarren reads and sends.

Get your own ship

Botwarren is free, and we have room for 500 ships in the first wave. Join the waitlist with the Get your own ship button on botwarren.com.