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How to run coding tasks on a repo overnight, merged only if tests pass with Clodfarm

Queue a coding task on a real repo and let Claude agents work on it while you sleep.

Who it is forA developer with a backlog of small features or fixes who wants them worked on overnight, and who needs every change checked by tests before it reaches main.

The problemRunning claude in a plain loop forgets what it did, cannot split work, and can burn through your usage limits without warning.

The outcomeA sub-agent builds the requested change on its own branch, and the farm puts it on main only after your test command passes.

What you need first

  • Docker on a machine or server that stays on
  • A Claude subscription to sign in with
  • A Git repo you control, with a deploy key if you want the farm to clone and push to it
  • Your test command, for example pytest -q

Steps

  1. Run curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/matank001/clodfarm/main/scripts/install.sh | sh on the machine that will host the farm.
  2. Open the login URL the installer shows, approve it on any device, and paste the code back.
  3. Set FARM_REPO_URL to your repo and add a deploy key, then set FARM_VERIFY_CMD="pytest -q" in your settings.
  4. Run docker exec clodfarm clodfarm spawn "Add CSV export" --prompt "Add CSV export to the report page, with tests.".
  5. Run docker exec clodfarm clodfarm status in the morning and check the result on main.

Prompt for your agent

Use the clodfarm repo (github.com/matank001/clodfarm). Start the farm with the install script, set FARM_REPO_URL to <repo-url> and FARM_VERIFY_CMD to "pytest -q", then spawn a task with `docker exec clodfarm clodfarm spawn "<task title>" --prompt "<task description>"`. Report the output of `docker exec clodfarm clodfarm status`, and confirm the change reached main only after tests passed.

Caveat. Clodfarm paces usage on your subscription, but every Claude on the farm still runs on a Claude subscription, so its limits still apply.

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