Agent threads
Run persistent coding tasks with plans, checkpoints, retries and background execution instead of losing work in one chat.
TheAppGuy Coder is a Codex-style AI development workspace for planning, coding, reviewing, testing and shipping projects—with TheAppGuy project, server, deployment and client workflows built on top.
Projects stay organized, agent work stays persisted, changes stay reviewable, and powerful operations stay behind permissions and approval gates.
Run persistent coding tasks with plans, checkpoints, retries and background execution instead of losing work in one chat.
Search, group and reopen projects with their jobs, history, files, branches, usage and deployment context.
Review changed files, validation evidence and diffs before sensitive work is approved or deployed.
Branch, commit, review and prepare pull requests with agent context kept beside the work.
Bring terminal output, safe diagnostics and server procedures into the same project workspace.
Track previews, production health, validations and approval gates without giving every account unrestricted server access.
Owner accounts can add client, CRM, hosting, monitoring and handoff context on top of normal development work.
Beta credits, limits, user roles, plan access and future subscription billing are designed into the account model.
No one is charged during private beta. The launch prices below are target pricing for validation and can be adjusted from actual beta usage before paid billing is enabled.
Enterprise/custom plans can be added after beta. Planned prices are not active subscriptions and no automatic payment collection is enabled during private beta.
New testers can request access below. Approved testers receive an invite key that creates a Beta account in the existing protected account system.
Tell TheAppGuy what you want to build. Requests are reviewed before access is granted.
Create your Beta account using the invite key sent by TheAppGuy.
No. Private beta is invite-only and free. Credits and limits are still tracked so TheAppGuy can understand real usage before setting final paid pricing.
No. The interaction model aims to feel familiar to users of modern agentic coding tools, while TheAppGuy Coder adds project registry, client workflow, server/runbook, deployment, monitoring and business controls specific to TheAppGuy.
They must not. Customer/beta accounts are intended to be tenant-scoped and denied owner-only infrastructure and global project data. Tenant-isolation QA is a beta launch gate.
After beta usage, reliability and support requirements are measured. Subscription checkout and automatic charging remain disabled until that launch decision is made.