Agent Swarms on Sprites
Give every agent its own computer, its own network policy, and the ability to roll back mistakes without taking down the swarm.
Daniel Botha
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Sprites Blog Updates and Insights
Closing the Loop: The Missing Ingredient in Agentic Development
An AI that can see the results of its own actions behaves fundamentally differently than one generating code into a void.
Daniel Botha
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I Build Everything In Sprites Now
Stop context-switching. Give each project its own environment, its own AI context, and its own checkpoint history.
Daniel Botha
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Run Any Code Fearlessly
AI generates code faster than you can review it. You need somewhere safe to run it.
Daniel Botha
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Make Computers Make Computers
Sprites can spin up and control other Sprites, which turns out to be useful for a surprising number of things.
Daniel Botha
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Slack Bots on Sprites: OAuth is Easy Now
Slack bots are handy, but they typically require OAuth, which means you need a server with a public URL to handle callbacks. Sprites make this trivial.
Daniel Botha
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Run Moltbot (Clawdbot) in a Sprite
If you really want to see what a project like Moltbot can do, the agent needs generous permissions and access to the system it is running in.
Daniel Botha
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How Sprites Accidentally Solved Mobile Development
Code from your phone without managing servers, VPNs, or complex setups. Sprites and sprite-mobile make mobile coding surprisingly simple.
Daniel Botha
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