[ Dev agents ]
Your own AI developer, working in your team’s Slack or Teams
It picks up the tickets your team never gets to, writes and tests the fix, and your developers just approve.
Smith picks up the ticket. A bug lands on the board. Smith takes it and says so in your Slack.
A real ticket on our test project, 19 August 2026. Smith took 9 minutes; the demo plays it in 30 seconds.
How he fits in
Plugged into the tools your team already uses
No new app to learn. Work comes in where your team already talks and plans, and comes back as a pull request with proof.
Where your team works
Smith
Your AI developer
What he hands back
Want to see it on your own backlog?
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Three teams, and what their agent shipped
Each team runs its own agent, set up for their code and their board. Pick a team to see its work.
Walkthrough. Open The UP Agent’s evidence archive, pick the email-history fix, flip its screenshots between desktop and mobile, then watch the agent’s own recording of testing it. Each click is highlighted.
UPLOADER
The UP Agent
UPLOADER’s developers had a backlog that never got shorter. Their agent picked up tickets from their board, wrote and tested each fix, and handed the team a pull request to approve.
- Backlog tickets cleared in its first two weeks
- 200+
- Backlog tickets cleared in its first two weeks
- Repositories it works across
- 39
- Repositories it works across
- Works from UPLOADER’s own ticket board
- Every change arrives as a pull request a developer approves
- Their team barely had to lift a finger
Book a call
Pick a time with JD
30 min Zoom, link in your invite
- We talk about your backlog and where your developers lose time.
- I show you how an agent would work your tickets.
- You leave with a clear next step: the agent, the free workshop, or neither.
A free AI workshop for your developers. A session with your team on working with AI day to day. It’s free, whether or not you take the agent.