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Coding Squad · autonomous coding

It opens pull requests, not tickets.

Connect a repository and the squad works like a team — architecture, code, tests, review, release.

Solo is free to start. No card.

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Run #148 · feat/checkout-retry

Architecture reviewed

14 files changed

63 tests passing

Security pass clean

◷ Waiting for your approval to merge

PR#412 · Retry failed checkoutsready to merge · your call
What it is

A delivery line, not autocomplete.

It takes a requirement, designs it, builds it, tests it, reviews it for performance and security, and opens a pull request you can read.

01Requirement in, pull request out

Not a suggestion in your editor.

02An isolated sandbox

Your repo, one commit, then destroyed.

03Tests are the judge

It ships when the suite passes.

04It works on old code too

Coverage, security passes, maintenance.

Why you want it

It does not have a bad week.

01And it does not resign mid-sprint

Output stops depending on who is free.

02The whole team, not just coders

Analysis, testing, security, operations.

03Your code stays yours

Your repository, your rights.

04Nothing merges without you

That approval never happens automatically.

What comes with it

The workspace is included.

A native replacement for the issue tracker and wiki you pay for today, plus the rest of the suite.

Boards & sprints
Project planner
Data studio
Flowchart
Forms
Calendar & booking
Notes
Vault
Drive connect
Translate
The specialists

Nine roles, one squad.

Solution ArchitectSystem design · reviews · decision records
Business AnalysisAcceptance criteria · stories · backlogs
Web DevelopmentFeatures · PRs with tests · refactors
Mobile DevelopmentScreens · offline · store releases
Quality AssuranceTest plans · suites that run on every change · release checks
Performance & SecurityRanked fixes · load tests · secret scans
DevOpsPipelines · monitoring · safe rollbacks
UX / UI DesignWireframes · dev-ready specs · edge states
Project ManagementPlans · dependencies · re-sequencing
How it works

Repository in. Pull request out.

Step 1Connect a repository

It reads it and reports.

Step 2Describe the work

Feature, bug, refactor.

Step 3Broken into tickets

Design, build, test, secure.

Step 4A pull request arrives

With the tests that prove it.

Step 5You approve the merge

Never automatic.

Every run is a prepaid, hard-capped sandbox: it clones your repository at the commit you named, holds no platform credentials, cannot outspend its budget, and is destroyed afterwards.

Point it at your repository.

Solo is free to start. No card.