GitArsenal
From git clone to running code in one command
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Rohan Sharma

GitArsenal - From git cloning to running the code in one click

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Automatically set up your development environment for any GitHub repository and run the code on the right hardware.

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Why did I build this? I built GitArsenal because I got sick of brilliant ideas rotting in dependency hell. Last year, I was jumping between research repos constantly. What should've been 5 minutes of "let me try this" turned into 3-hour marathons of CUDA version mismatches, Python environment conflicts, and missing dependencies. Every. Single. Time. Here's what makes us different: - We actually understand your codebase - We don't just install packages blindly. Our AI analyzes your entire repo structure—figures out if you're running a monorepo, maps service dependencies, spots database requirements, even generates complete .env templates automatically. We understand the difference between Turborepo and Nx, Drizzle and Prisma, Hono and Express—and set everything up accordingly. Hardware that matches what you're actually doing Need to train a model? We spin up an A10G. Running inference on a huge model? Here's an H100. Building a web app? CPU-only is fine. We detect what you need and provision it. No more guessing if you need CUDA 11.8 or 12.1—we figure it out. One click, and complete dev environment We generate proper devcontainer.json files for any stack. Node, Python, Rust, Go, Java doesn't matter. Need PostgreSQL? Redis? MongoDB? Supabase? We detect it and configure it. With the right VS Code extensions. And persistent storage so your work doesn't vanish when the container restarts. An agent that refuses to quit, most AI coding tools help you write code. We focus on the unglamorous but critical job of making existing code actually run. Our Sentinel agent keeps debugging until it works fixes imports, resolves version conflicts, runs build commands over and over until everything passes. It's like having an engineer who won't stop until the damn thing builds. We've run this on 100+ repos. Simple web apps. Complex ML research projects. Everything in between. Watching someone go from frustrated to coding in minutes instead of hours is still the best feeling. The future where you can actually try any open-source project without setup hell? It's here. No more bookmarking repos "to try later" and never touching them. Just clone, let us analyze it, and start coding.