Your coding agents, where your code lives.
Botlake runs a team of coding agents on machines you control, each with its own engine and tools. They keep working on schedules and webhooks, ask before anything risky, and log every turn. With Upcontext, it turns a plan into a pull request.
Early access · desktop app and headless serverFour arms, one harness. Each agent works on its own, and every one answers to the same rules.
From the top of the board to a pull request.
Botlake picks up a task from Upcontext, runs it with the agent you chose, and hands back the result with a full record.
When a task reaches the top of Upcontext's board, Botlake claims it and opens a clean copy of your code.
Runs where your work lives.
Your code and keys stay with you.
A desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, or a headless server in Docker on a machine you own.
Bring the agents you already pay for.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenCode and more, on your own logins and keys.
Nothing risky happens without you.
Commands and file edits wait for your OK, and every turn is logged. No telemetry.
Product names belong to their owners. Botlake isn't affiliated with them.
Botlake does the work. Upcontext knows why.
Upcontext holds the plan, the context and the record. Botlake is the part that runs. Each works without the other; together they close the loop.
Say what you want. Upcontext asks what's missing.
The task waits at the top of the board, with its context.
Botlake picks it up and runs your coding agent.
You check the result against the evidence.
Bring your agents to the lake.
Botlake is in early access. Tell us which agents you run and where, and we'll get you set up.