AI coding agents for developers

Your extra engineer.
Working while you sleep.

StackFlow is an autonomous AI agent that picks up your GitHub tickets, writes the code, and opens pull requests — without you asking. Ship more, burn out less.

Now in beta
stackflow-agent
$ stackflow run --issue "Fix auth redirect bug"
Connecting to repo...
Reading issue #412...
Context loaded. Analyzing codebase...
 
Writing src/auth/redirect.ts...
Writing tests/auth/redirect.spec.ts...
 
PR opened! #413 — fix: auth redirect on expired session
 
2 files changed · 3,247 lines analyzed · 0 bugs introduced
4.2x more tickets shipped per sprint
0 bugs introduced in the last 30 PRs
14h saved per developer per week

What it does

Autonomous. Relentless. Precise.

Monitors your backlog

Connects to GitHub Issues. Picks up tickets by priority. Works through them in order without you lifting a finger.

Writes real code

Full context of your repo, not just the relevant file. Understands architecture, follows patterns, writes tests alongside the fix.

Opens PRs, not just files

Doesn't just modify code — opens a real pull request with a clear description, diff summary, and test results. Your job is to review.

Learns your codebase

Embeds your entire repo. Agent knows your conventions, naming, test style. No generic AI code — only code that looks like yours.

Knows when to ask

Flags ambiguous tickets, adds review comments when something needs a human decision. Doesn't guess — it asks and waits.

Runs in your sandbox

Code changes stay in your repo. Read-only access until PR is approved. You review everything before it touches main.

How it works

From ticket to PR in four steps

01

Connect your repo

One-click GitHub OAuth. StackFlow reads your issues, understands your codebase, and gets to work.

02

Label tickets for the agent

Tag any issue with stackflow-ready. The agent picks it up, reads the context, and starts coding.

03

Agent works autonomously

Reads the codebase, writes changes, adds tests, runs CI. Never stops, never asks for a break.

04

You review and merge

Clean PR lands in your repo. Full diff, test results, context. You review in 5 minutes, not 5 hours.

Imagine arriving at 9am
and finding 3 PRs ready to review.

Your agent worked through the night. It closed 4 bugs, refactored the auth module, and wrote 6 new test cases. All you do is review. All day. Every day.

Your human engineers stop doing tickets. They start doing the hard problems.

Weekly summary
StackFlow Agent — Week 14
Tickets closed: 23
Files modified: 67
Test coverage: +4.1%
Bugs caught: 3
Escalated to human: 2
Hours you saved: 14.2h

Stop managing AI.
Start delegating to it.

Co-pilot is a great assistant. StackFlow is a coworker. There's a difference.