Tascarrel Documentation
Tascarrel is an agentic development workbench that lets agents work safely without babysitting. You declare each development context—its repositories, tools, resources, and access policies—and Tascarrel runs it in a workspace virtual machine isolated from your host and other workspaces. Within that safety boundary, agents can use broad permissions in disposable task pods instead of stopping for command-by-command approvals. Each pod has its own writable files, processes, and network namespace, so agents working in parallel do not trip over one another. The UI keeps you on top of their sessions, shows what needs your attention, and lets you review changes before publishing them through Git.
Start Here
Start with the practical path:
- Install Tascarrel prepares the host.
- Run Your First Task covers the complete workflow and UI.
- Choose the Right Boundary explains when to create a workspace or a pod.
Common Tasks
- Configure a Workspace
- Work with Coding Agents
- Review and Publish Changes
- Control Network Access
- Maintain Workspace State
- Troubleshoot Tascarrel
Use tascarrelctl for host maintenance
and podctl for pod-scoped automation.