Clayrune is mission control for your AI agents. Dispatch, monitor, and manage them all from one place, across all projects. Open-source, runs on your machine, works from your browser or phone, uses your own agents. MIT-licensed.

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

Astra joined Clayrune later in development and is helping me tackle a significant architectural change: decoupling the workspace from the underlying agent platform. The goal is to make Clayrune agent-agnostic, so vibe coders can choose their agents while keeping their projects and conversations organized in one place. I wouldn’t claim this was impossible before Astra. It is making a complex refactor more practical for me to take on as a solo builder. That work is still underway, but it moves Clayrune closer to being a workspace that adapts to the builder’s choice of tools.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Ron, the builder behind Clayrune. I started building it after my own AI coding workflow became chaotic: multiple agent windows, lost context, unclear progress, and no simple way to know what was running or where human approval was needed. Clayrune turns that chaos into a visual workspace where builders can give AI an outcome, follow its plan, monitor the work, and stay in control through approval gates. Astra makes the idea especially powerful. It can handle the complex, long-running work, while Clayrune provides the memory, visibility, and human control around it. Clayrune is designed primarily for people who want to build with AI without living inside terminals or managing every technical step themselves. I’d genuinely love your feedback: what would make you trust an AI agent to work independently for hours? Ron

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

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