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Ship faster with reviewed pull requests

Connect a GitHub repo and let code-anything do the grunt work — chores, fixes, and migrations land as reviewed pull requests you approve.

Overview

Why teams use code-anything here

Plenty of engineering time goes to work that is necessary but not interesting: a failing suite nobody has bisected, a refactor that touches ninety files, dark mode, a JavaScript codebase that should have been TypeScript two years ago. code-anything connects to your GitHub repository and handles that work the way a teammate would. Before it edits anything it indexes the repository twice — semantically, so you can ask for a behaviour without naming a file, and by symbol, so it knows what a definition is used by. The edit happens in an isolated sandbox clone, typecheck, your tests and a build run against it, and what reaches you is an ordinary pull request. The agent never pushes to your branches; the only thing that fast-forwards main is a progressive rollout you promote yourself.

What you can build

Ship these in an afternoon

PULL REQUEST

Reviewed PRs on your repo

Connect a repository, describe the change, and get a pull request scoped to that task with the checks already run.

FIX

Fix failing tests & bugs

Point the agent at a red suite or a bug and get a focused PR that addresses it — verified in the sandbox before it is opened.

MIGRATION

Refactors & migrations

Hand off the repetitive passes — adding dark mode, moving JavaScript to TypeScript — instead of spending a week on them by hand.

CONTEXT

Ask the codebase questions

Because the index is semantic, "where do we calculate the cart total" is a usable instruction, and Repository → Structure describes entry points, routes and the modules everything depends on.

GATES

Changes that arrive green

Typecheck, your test suite and a full build run in the sandbox clone first, so a failing change keeps the agent working rather than landing in your queue.

SECRETS

Run the repo without leaking keys

A cloned repo arrives with no .env, so Manage → Environment lists the keys it declares as set or missing; paste a whole file at once and it is parsed server-side, never by a model.

The advantage

Built for how you actually work

Fits your Git workflow

Changes arrive as pull requests on your own repository, so your review, your CI and your merge process stay exactly as they are.

You review every change

Nothing lands without your approval. You read the diff and merge on your terms — you stay the reviewer of record.

Clear the chore backlog

Offload the necessary-but-tedious work and spend your own time on the problems that genuinely need you.

It reads before it writes

The repository is indexed semantically and by symbol on import, so the agent works from what the code actually does and what a change will ripple into.

Edits happen in a sandbox clone

No work happens in your repository. An unfinished or wrong change lives and dies in an isolated container, which is what makes the whole arrangement safe.

Every run is accounted for

Manage → Usage records each run with its verdict and what it cost, including the ones that failed, so the agent is auditable rather than opaque.

FAQ

Common questions

No. A connected repository only ever changes through a pull request you review and merge. All editing happens in an isolated sandbox clone, so an in-progress or wrong change cannot reach your branches at all.

Build it for developer productivity today.

Describe what you need and watch it build — managed database, auth, email and payments included.