Tasuku
Operations

Architecture

Tasuku's work channels, control plane, worker, persistence, sandbox, and publication boundaries.

Tasuku separates request handling, durable state, trusted orchestration, and untrusted agent execution.

Components

ComponentResponsibility
ServerFiber API, dashboard static assets, OAuth, inbound-event verification, configuration, and query endpoints.
WorkerLeases durable jobs, prepares repositories, invokes sandboxes, validates output, and publishes through trusted integrations.
PostgresSource of truth for configuration, encrypted credentials, deliveries, work items, queue leases, workflows, schedules, reviews, tasks, and audit evidence.
SandboxRuns Codex or Claude against a bounded workspace with selected context.
GitHub AppSupplies webhook identity, OAuth, installation access, repository tokens, and trusted publication identity.
Slack AppSupplies mentioned requests, thread context, plan actions, result delivery, and optional operational alerts.
Linear AppSupplies ticket events and comments while GitHub repositories remain the code targets.
Artifact storageKeeps generated HTML research reports in a private S3-compatible bucket.

The server and worker can run as separate processes, which is the default deployment, or together through tasuku all. Both modes use the same Postgres queue and workflow semantics. Combined mode is an operational packaging choice; it does not move credentials or publication authority into the agent sandbox.

Event path

GitHub / Slack / Linear
  → signature verification and delivery deduplication
  → work item, workflow, schedule, and queue state in Postgres
  → worker lease with heartbeat
  → repository and conversation context prepared by the trusted runtime
  → isolated Codex or Claude invocation
  → structured output or bounded changed-file artifact
  → approval, validation, and publication through the originating integration

Inbound handlers do not wait for the agent. This keeps delivery handling bounded and allows work to survive server or worker restarts.

Queue recovery

Workers claim available jobs with database locking, heartbeat active leases, retry transient failures with backoff, and reclaim expired leases after a crash. Attempts and events remain visible so recovery does not erase the failure that preceded it.

Credential boundary

The trusted runtime obtains short-lived read-only repository access during preparation. Tokens are not exposed as agent environment variables. The sandbox has no GitHub, Slack, or Linear credentials and cannot publish as Tasuku.

For implementation, the agent returns changed files. The worker validates paths, creates Git objects, and opens the pull request. For reviews, plans, research, and answers, the worker validates rendered content before posting it or storing an artifact.

Data boundary

Tasuku is a single-instance, self-hosted control plane backed by Postgres. Durable operations depend on database availability and backup. The dashboard and API are different views of the same organization-scoped state.

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