Agentcode

Use case

AI programming tools for solo developers

Working solo means you are the whole team. Agentcode gives you a teammate that takes a task end to end and hands you a pull request to review.

In short

Agentcode is an autonomous AI coding agent built to act like a teammate for solo developers and indie hackers. You describe what you want, and it plans the work, edits the codebase, runs the tests, and opens a pull request you review and merge. Because it is review-first it never merges on its own, so you stay the final decision maker on every change. It works on your existing GitHub or GitLab repo and CI, and it never trains on your code.

The problem

You are the whole team, so the unglamorous grunt work piles up and slows down the features you actually want to build.

How Agentcode helps

Hand Agentcode the chores you keep putting off: the test coverage gap, the dependency bump, the small refactor, the bug from last week. It plans the change, makes the edits, runs your tests to prove it works, and opens a pull request. You review the diff on your own schedule and merge when you are happy. You keep shipping your real ideas while the agent handles the parts that used to eat your evenings, and you never give up control of what reaches your repo.

See it run

From task to pull request

Agent Run

Pick a task

Plan

  • planning

Files changed

Test run

0 failed

Pull request

Open

You review and merge. Agentcode never merges on its own.

Ship more, review what matters