What is Fugaro?
Ephemeral cloud jobs for coding agents: one task, one container, one pull request, then gone. The container does not survive the run.
Source: README.md
Frequently asked questions
Seven answers, each naming the document it comes from.
Where does the code run?
In your own Google Cloud project, not on a service of ours: each task is one Cloud Run job execution.
Do I need to be on GCP?
Not for your application: Fugaro runs in a Google Cloud project of yours, and where your application itself is hosted does not decide it.
What does a run cost, and what stops it?
By default each stage passes Claude Code a dollar limit (agent.max_budget_usd, 25), and kill switches stop running runs within seconds. The caps-and-costs page carries the figures.
Source: README.md · Caps and costs
What does a failed run leave behind?
A pull request, marked not verified, with the diff, the report and the logs. Fugaro never merges it: protect the base branch.
Source: README.md
What can a run never change?
Your workflow files. On GitHub the App holds four repository permissions -- Contents, Pull requests, Issues and Metadata -- and never Workflows. Bitbucket has no equivalent guard.
Source: README.md
What does the security model not promise?
Not summarized here: the security model states its own limits, residual risks included, and the security page renders it.
Source: SECURITY.md · The security page