Open Session
Self-hosted server where coding agents run in worktrees or sandboxes, with intake from several tools and pull request review.
Overview
Open Session is a self-hosted server for running coding agents. Agents work in Git worktrees or sandboxes, tasks can come in from several tools, and the results go through pull request review.
The project is built by Tella and released under the MIT license. It is self-hosted only, with no hosted version or pricing.
Features
- Runs agents in Git worktrees or sandboxes.
- Takes in work from several tools.
- Includes pull request review.
- Runs on your own server.
Details
- Website
- opensession.com
- Company
- Tella (Open Session)
- Category
- Agent infrastructure
- Source
- Open source
- Repository
- github.com/tellahq/opensession · 149 stars
- License
- MIT
- Deployment
- Self-hosted
- Commercial offering
- None found
- Topics
- Listed
- October 2026
- Last verified
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