GitStart
Assign tickets, and get high-quality production code powered by AI agents and our global developer community. Increase your capacity without increasing the engineering headcount. If you have more items on your plate than the capacity to ship them, assign them to GitStart. We believe coding can change lives and we are on a mission to grow the world's future software talent. Select which parts of your repo GitStart can access with our secure git-sharing tool. Share only what you want at all times, and keep your configuration file under your lock and key. Assign sprint-sized tickets and our LLM assistant will help you translate requirements into a fully-formed ticket. No one likes long review cycles, so GitStart pushes PRs that have been through internal code and QA checks. You review the work in your repo, request any necessary changes, and merge. You can approve or reject each PR cost estimate once we've understood the scope and before we start any work.
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Prelint
It’s a non-negotiable that shipped code matches product specs, not just that it passes code review. When AI agents move autonomously and fast, code drifts from specs, business rules, and compliance expectations. That drift shows up as rework, missed deadlines, and features that technically work, but break how the product should behave.
prelint reduces that drift. It synthesises your specs, tickets, emails, call transcripts, and meeting notes into a product knowledge graph and checks every pull request against those decisions before it merges, so you see which changes quietly contradict the spec while there is still time to adjust. You spend less time re‑opening tickets, fixing last minute issues, or rolling back work that should never have shipped.
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Routebase
Routebase is the single source of truth for your APIs. Design your OpenAPI spec once in a visual editor — no hand-edited YAML — and your documentation portal, mock servers, contract tests, and monitoring all derive from that one spec.
Change the contract, publish, and Routebase catches what drifted before your consumers do: it validates live responses against the spec and flags every divergence with field-level diffs — missing fields, type mismatches, undocumented additions.
Work on specs the way you work on code: branch, review, merge, with breaking-change detection before anything ships. Publish a docs portal on your own custom domain. Spin up realistic mocks so frontend and backend build in parallel. Run contract and security tests against any environment.
Every workspace also ships a built-in MCP server, so your AI agents read and act on the same source of truth, under your team's permissions — no glue code.
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BugIt
Writing a good bug report takes longer than finding the bug. BugIt is a QA agent inside the AI assistant you already use: GitHub Copilot Chat, Claude in VS Code or any terminal. Say what broke in one rough sentence and it writes the whole bug report. It asks what is missing, parses your logs, searches your tracker for duplicates and suggests a severity. BugIt can replace common personal data with placeholders in the report it files, as a best effort; always read the draft before you file it. It reaches Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues, Bugzilla, YouTrack, Linear, Shortcut, ClickUp, Asana or Trello only when you type FILE IT. Your tickets and specs do not pass through our servers. Only license and update data does. Windows 11 is fully supported; macOS and Linux are in Preview.
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