An AI engineer on your team that ships code while you sleep.

CodieDev isn't another autocomplete in your IDE. It's a cloud agent that joins your engineering org, picks up tickets from your backlog, and delivers pull requests — without anyone learning a new tool.

Copilots make developers faster.
We make your entire org more capable.

Most AI coding tools sit inside one developer's editor. CodieDev sits on your network — accessible to your whole team, running in the cloud, working asynchronously.

Before AI

One developer, no assistance

Every line written by hand. Every bug tracked down manually. Engineering capacity limited entirely by headcount.

AI Copilots

One developer, one editor

Runs locally. Synchronous. Requires the developer to steer in real time. Speeds up one person — but only while they're using it.

CodieDev

The whole team, any entry point

Runs in the cloud. Async. Anyone on the team can assign it work from Jira, Slack, or a CLI. It just needs a ticket.

Your whole team can push changes.

The bottleneck on most codebases isn't writing code — it's the friction of getting a change made. CodieDev removes that friction for everyone.

Today
JR
Jamie RiveraSupport Lead3:12 PM
@CodieDev customers keep hitting a bug when they use Safari on the account settings page — it freezes after clicking "Save"
CodieDevis typing
CodieDevAPP3:13 PM
🔧Working on it!
customers keep hitting a bug when they use Safari on the account settings page — it freezes after clicking "Save"
Repo: acme-corp/frontend-app | Task ID: TASK-7305
I'll post screenshots and a summary when the agent finishes (~5-7 min).
CodieDevis typing
CodieDevAPP3:24 PM
Done! Here's what I found:
Root cause: The "Save" handler in AccountSettings.tsx was using a Promise.allSettled() call that Safari 15 doesn't fully support without the polyfill. The unresolved promise was blocking the main thread and freezing the UI.
Fix applied: Added the polyfill and refactored the handler to use a Safari-safe fallback. All existing tests pass and I added a new test for Safari compatibility.
Fix shipped · PR #3846 opened with fix + test · ready for review
JC
Jennifer Clarke2:43 PM
@CodieDev the error message on checkout is confusing — can you rewrite it to say "Payment could not be processed. Please try again."
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CodieDevAPP2:44 PM
🔧Working on it!
can you rewrite it to say "Payment could not be processed. Please try again." this is on the checkout page of the frontend app
Repo: acme-corp/frontend-app | Task ID: TASK-7291
I'll post screenshots and a summary when the agent finishes (~5-7 min).
CodieDevis typing
CodieDevAPP2:49 PM
Done! Here's what changed:
BEFORE
acme-corp.com/checkout
⚠️Error: PAYMENT_FAILED_EXCEPTION (code 4xx). Contact support or retry.
AFTER
acme-corp.com/checkout
⚠️Payment could not be processed. Please try again.
PR #3844 opened · +1 −1 in CheckoutError.tsx · ready for review
MK
Mike KowalskiEngineering Lead10:15 AM
@CodieDev upgrade lodash across all 6 services
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CodieDevAPP10:16 AM
🔧Working on it!
upgrade lodash across all 6 services
Repos: acme-corp/* (6 services) | Task ID: TASK-7312
I'll scan all 6 repos, bump lodash, and run tests. Back in ~5-7 min.
CodieDevis typing
CodieDevAPP10:22 AM
Done! All services upgraded:
What changed: Bumped lodash from 4.17.19 4.17.21 across all 6 services. Updated 12 files total (package.json + lockfiles).
Tests: Full test suites passed in all repos. No breaking changes detected — the upgrade is a patch-level security fix.
6 repos · 12 files · PRs #3850-3855 opened
DS
David ShawDesigner4:07 PM
@CodieDev the spacing on the pricing card is off by 8px — padding should be 24px not 16px
CodieDevis typing
CodieDevAPP4:08 PM
🔧Working on it!
the spacing on the pricing card is off by 8px — padding should be 24px not 16px
Repo: acme-corp/frontend-app | Task ID: TASK-7318
I'll post screenshots and a summary when the agent finishes (~5-7 min).
CodieDevis typing
CodieDevAPP4:12 PM
Done! Here's what changed:
Fix: Updated padding on PricingCard.module.css from 16px 24px on the .card-body class. Matches the design spec now.
PR #3845 opened · 1 file changed

It works like hiring a developer.
Because that's exactly what it is.

No new tools. No training. No change management. Your team keeps working the way they already do.

01

Add the agent to your team.

We onboard our AI coding agent just like you'd onboard a new hire. It connects to your repos, your CI pipeline, and your ticketing system — and we train it on your PR formatting, code standards, and internal processes.

02

Assign it tickets. Walk away.

This isn't pair programming. You describe the task, the agent executes it independently, and you get back a pull request. Assign ten tickets in the morning, review ten PRs after lunch. The constraint shifts from engineer hours to review capacity.

03

It learns how you work.

Every time your engineers review and edit the agent's code, it learns. We track every change humans make so the agent continuously adapts to write code the way your team wants it written. It gets better every sprint.

04

We handle the AI evolution.

As AI technology changes — and it will — we evolve our agent and processes in the background so you don't have to think about it. We'll proactively suggest workflow improvements when we see opportunities to help your team move faster.

The work that fills your backlog.

If a developer could handle it with clear instructions, our agent can handle it. These are the tasks it consistently delivers on today.

Bug fixes
Targeted refactors
Test coverage
CVE remediation
Dependency upgrades
Backend features
Lint & style fixes
Documentation
Framework migrations
CI failure triage
API endpoints
Database queries

Works where your team works.

The agent connects to your entire toolchain. No plugins to install, no developer setup required — configured once at the org level.

Slack
Jira
GitHub

We are adding new integrations based on our customer requests.

The difference between buying AI
and actually using it.

Most companies buy AI tools and wait for something to happen. CodieDev delivers results from the first week.

PRs in the first week

No months-long rollout. No pilot program. Our agent starts shipping reviewed, mergeable pull requests within days of onboarding.

Zero disruption

Your team keeps their tools, their workflows, their processes. The agent adapts to you — not the other way around. Nobody has to "learn AI."

Gets sharper every sprint

The agent learns from every code review. It studies your standards and gets better with each iteration, writing code that increasingly matches your team's style.

Always on the latest AI

We track the AI landscape so you don't have to. New models, new techniques, new capabilities — we upgrade our systems in the background. You just get the benefits.

Parallel by default

Not one task at a time. Assign five tickets, ten tickets, twenty — the agent runs them simultaneously. Your backlog becomes a throughput problem, not a staffing problem.

Free your engineers

Let your team focus on architecture, R&D, and the high-impact features that need human judgment. The agent handles the work that was never the best use of their time.

Stop buying AI tools.
Start shipping with them.

Add an AI developer to your team this week. First PRs land in days, not months. No transformation required — just results.