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Spunto Lite: the Build pillar, collapsed into one container you run yourself
I took the dev-environment half of Spunto — projects, disposable workers, VS Code in the browser, a persistent terminal — and packed it into a single self-hostable container that talks straight to your Docker socket. Here's what's in it, how it's wired, and the three things that were fiddlier than expected.
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idea-to-prod: from a Notion card to a merged PR, with an agent doing the work
How a six-state Notion pipeline spawns a Spunto worker, hands it to an AI coding agent, and lets it implement, test, and open its own PR — plus the bridge that lets you redirect it from Slack mid-run.
browser-remote — a real, clickable window into a headless Chrome
Why I built a single Docker image that gives you an actual tab bar and a live, interactive screen for a headless Chromium instance — no browserless, no VNC.
ClickUp + n8n + Spunto: spawn dev environments automatically from your tickets
When a ticket moves to "In Progress", a full dev environment appears. When it's done, it disappears. Here's how to wire it up in 20 minutes.
How to self-host n8n with Spunto
Run your own n8n instance as a Spunto deployment, with persistent workflows, a custom domain, and zero exposed ports.