Can AI replace Aldena?

Build me a local team of AI coding agents that ships pull requests, to replace Aldena. Requirements:

- A CLI plus a local web page: Node 24 + Express + better-sqlite3, server-rendered with
  a little vanilla JS. `agents run "add rate limiting"` starts a run and the page on
  localhost:7070 streams what every agent is doing.
- Agents are rows in SQLite: name, role, instructions, model. Seed five (manager, analyst,
  backend, frontend, reviewer) from a roles.json I can edit, each calling the Anthropic API
  with the key from .env.
- Only the manager takes my request. It hands work to at most 3 agents per turn and stops
  at depth 5. Every hand-off, reply and tool call is a row in SQLite so I can read a run
  back a week later.
- File edits and shell commands run inside one Docker container per project, mounting only
  that project's checkout. Never on my host, never two agents in the same container at once.
- A tools.json of allow / ask / deny per tool. On ask the run blocks and the web page shows
  the exact command with Approve and Reject buttons; on deny the tool is not in the schema
  the agent sees at all.
- Memory is two Markdown files loaded at the start of a run and appended to at the end:
  .agents/project.md that all of them read, .agents/NAME.md private to one agent. Cap each
  at 100 lines and make the agent delete a line before it writes a new one.
- A run ends with a branch, a commit and `gh pr create`. No agent gets the merge command,
  that stays mine.
- Out of scope: multi-user accounts, seat billing, and OAuth into Jira, Linear or Slack.
  Do not provision servers, the Docker container is the whole runtime.
- No accounts, no telemetry, everything on my machine except the model calls. Secrets in .env.
- Include a README with setup, where the SQLite file lives, and how to authenticate `gh`
  before the first run.