AI CodeOps
AI coding agents that can't merge without proof
AI CodeOps is a browser-based platform where AI agents plan, build, review and test code on your real repository, and nothing merges on the AI's word. Each change waits at a release gate that opens a pull request only when your own tests passed in a sandbox on that exact version, the AI review of the real diff is clear, and a person approves it. If a check errors, the gate fails closed. Free during the open beta, and free forever for non-commercial open-source projects.
Features
- Release gate: no pull request until tests, AI review and a human approval all pass
- Tests run in a sandbox on the exact version; later edits invalidate the result
- Fails closed when any check errors or times out
- CI gate API for verdicts on any PR URL or commit SHA
- GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Forgejo, including self-hosted
- Signed evidence pack for every shipped change
- Spend caps per workspace and workflow; bring your own model key
Use Cases
- Let AI agents ship code without lowering your review bar
- Add a second pair of eyes to every AI-written change
- Gate merges in CI, even when someone merges directly on GitHub or GitLab
- Run AI coding agents on GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea or self-hosted Forgejo
- Keep an auditable record of how each change reached production
- Give open-source maintainers free AI help with a gate they control
Comments
Hi Fazier! We built AI CodeOps because AI coding agents got fast enough that reviewing their pull requests became the bottleneck. Teams end up trusting the agent's own summary or skimming diffs that are too big to read. So every AI change in AI CodeOps waits at a release gate. A pull request opens only when your own tests passed in a sandbox on that exact version, the AI review of the real diff is clear, and a person (not the one who started the session) approves it. If any check errors, the gate says no. It runs in the browser, works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Forgejo, and is free during the open beta. Non-commercial open-source projects get it free forever. We'd love your feedback: what would you need a gate to check before you'd let an AI agent's PR through?
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Hi Fazier! We built AI CodeOps because AI coding agents got fast enough that reviewing their pull requests became the bottleneck. Teams end up trusting the agent's own summary or skimming diffs that are too big to read. So every AI change in AI CodeOps waits at a release gate. A pull request opens only when your own tests passed in a sandbox on that exact version, the AI review of the real diff is clear, and a person (not the one who started the session) approves it. If any check errors, the gate says no. It runs in the browser, works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Forgejo, and is free during the open beta. Non-commercial open-source projects get it free forever. We'd love your feedback: what would you need a gate to check before you'd let an AI agent's PR through?
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