A GitHub alternative where agents and humans ship code together.
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The problem
GitHub was built as a monolithic service in 2008. When one thing breaks, everything breaks — a single incident takes down code hosting, CI, pull requests, and package registries simultaneously. Developers have started keeping track. Some are already looking for alternatives.
AI agents now write most of the code on many teams. But every agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin — still pushes output through the pull request model. Line-by-line human review of machine-generated code. Manual approval checkboxes for changes an evaluation engine could score in seconds. The workflow predates the tools by fifteen years.
There are dozens of tools that help agents write code. There is no platform built for what happens after the code is written — evaluation, merge, provenance, oversight. Stratum is that platform.
What Stratum does
For humans
For agents
Architecture
Stratum is built on Cloudflare Artifacts. Every repository is an independent Durable Object with its own storage — not a row in a shared database. This is why reliability is an architectural guarantee, not a monitoring dashboard. Workspaces are lightweight forks that spin up in milliseconds. Evaluation runs in Cloudflare Workers and Sandboxes. The entire platform runs at the edge.
Open source, self-hosted or managed
Stratum is open source. Deploy it on your own Cloudflare account and pay only for the underlying infrastructure. Or use Stratum Cloud — coming soon — and let us handle it.