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Campfire by Prasenjit Sarkar

Operating system for agentic software engineering with sessions, permission voting, replay and scheduled runs.

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About Campfire

Operating system for agentic software engineering with sessions, permission voting, replay and scheduled runs. Campfire is a developer tools product built by indie maker Prasenjit Sarkar.

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Website
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Campfire FAQ

What is Campfire?

Campfire is a developer tools product: Operating system for agentic software engineering with sessions, permission voting, replay and scheduled runs.

Who made Campfire?

Campfire was made by Prasenjit Sarkar, London-based founder building Campfire, Ephemeramail and HydraNode AI. Prasenjit Sarkar has also built Ephemeramail, HydraNode AI.

Is Campfire still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Campfire is still active and run by Prasenjit Sarkar at the-campfire.dev.

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