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Risoluto

Your issue tracker becomes an autonomous coding pipeline. Risoluto watches your project tracker for actionable issues, spins up sandboxed AI coding agents inside Docker containers, and delivers pull requests — all running on your machine, with zero prompts to write.
You create an issue  →  Risoluto picks it up  →  AI agent writes code  →  PR lands on GitHub
No cloud service. No SaaS. No telemetry. Your source code stays on your machine. Risoluto runs locally or on a VDS you control, connecting your existing Linear project to AI agents running in isolated Docker containers.

What Ships Today v0.6.0 Open Source

Orchestration Engine

Linear and GitHub Issues polling, Docker sandbox with resource limits and gVisor, workspace isolation, retry with exponential backoff, stall detection, model overrides, and health monitoring.

Dashboard and API

Real-time Kanban board with issue inspector, 50+ JSON API endpoints, per-issue cost tracking, live agent feed via SSE, Prometheus metrics, and interactive API playground.

Integrations

Git automation (clone, branch, commit, push, PR creation), Linear webhooks for real-time updates, GitHub Issues adapter, Slack notifications, and Codex agent runtime via JSON-RPC.

Security and Operations

AES-256 encrypted credential store, setup wizard with PKCE browser sign-in, SQLite-backed attempt history, CLI log inspector, audit trail, and full Playwright E2E test coverage.

Get Started

Quickstart

Go from zero to your first automated PR in under 10 minutes.

How It Works

Understand the architecture — polling, workspaces, sandboxes, and delivery.

API Reference

Explore 50+ endpoints for state, config, events, and issue management.

Configuration

Customize models, timeouts, retries, and workspace strategies.

Docker Deployment

Deploy with Docker Compose for persistent, zero-config operation.

Dashboard

Board view, issue inspector, live events, and cost tracking.

FAQ

Common questions about models, privacy, Docker, and more.

Troubleshooting

Diagnose common failures and recovery procedures.
Last modified on March 31, 2026