AI CodeOps

AI agents for code review, testing and security

The agents AI CodeOps runs across the software lifecycle: what each one does, what it needs, and what it produces.

  • ADR Writer agent

    The ADR Writer agent turns a threat model into an Architecture Decision Record with context, decision, consequences and alternatives, saved as a proposed ADR.

  • Architect agent

    The Architect agent plans changes, scopes risk, merges review findings and makes go/no-go calls. It runs in ten of the sixteen built-in workflows.

  • Backend Engineer agent

    The Backend Engineer agent implements the server side of a feature from an approved design, listing touched files and API impact. It runs in Feature SDLC.

  • Builder agent

    The Builder agent describes the exact code changes a task needs, file by file. It runs in six built-in workflows before the code pass writes the real diff.

  • Database Engineer agent

    The Database Engineer agent designs schema changes with their index, locking and backfill implications. It opens the Data Migration workflow with the schema.

  • Dependency Auditor agent

    The Dependency Auditor agent flags vulnerable, badly licensed and unmaintained packages with upgrade paths. It runs in Dependency Refresh and Release Readiness.

  • DevOps Engineer agent

    The DevOps Engineer agent plans infrastructure and pipeline changes with rollout, rollback and validation steps. It plans and applies in DevOps Change.

  • E2E Tester agent

    The E2E Tester agent defines end-to-end scenarios for the user-visible flow and reports coverage gaps. It runs in Feature SDLC and Release Readiness.

  • Frontend Engineer agent

    The Frontend Engineer agent implements the client side of a feature from the design, covering components, state and accessibility. It runs in Feature SDLC.

  • Incident Responder agent

    The Incident Responder agent sets the timeline, scope and impact of an incident and lists the immediate triage actions. It opens the Incident Response workflow.

  • Migration Specialist agent

    The Migration Specialist agent writes migrations, codemods and upgrade steps with rollback notes. It runs in Dependency Refresh and Data Migration.

  • Performance Tester agent

    The Performance Tester agent finds likely hot paths, quantifies bottlenecks and plans how to check an optimization. It opens and closes Performance Tuning.

  • Product Analyst agent

    The Product Analyst agent turns a goal into requirements with clear acceptance criteria and scope limits. It runs in Feature SDLC and Discovery & Spec.

  • Project Planner agent

    The Project Planner agent writes a phased delivery plan with dependencies, milestones and effort estimates, and syncs it to the workspace plan board as items.

  • Researcher agent

    The Researcher agent surveys your existing code, libraries and references before work starts, and sums up prior art and constraints. It opens Discovery & Spec.

  • Reviewer agent

    The Reviewer agent checks proposed changes for correctness, edge cases and maintainability, and lists concrete fixes. It runs in eight built-in workflows.

  • Security Auditor agent

    The Security Auditor agent checks changes for authz flaws, injection, leaked secrets, data exposure and supply-chain risk. It runs in nine built-in workflows.

  • Site Reliability agent

    The Site Reliability agent drafts blameless postmortems, SLOs, alerts and runbook entries. It closes Incident Response, so its postmortem is the summary.

  • Technical Writer agent

    The Technical Writer agent writes or updates the user-facing documentation for a change. It closes Feature SDLC, so its draft also becomes the session summary.

  • Tester agent

    The Tester agent writes the test plan and names the test cases that prove a change works. It runs in ten built-in workflows, and your own tests run after.

  • UI Designer agent

    The UI Designer agent plans front-end work: layout, components, states and accessibility, fitted to your existing design. It opens UI Implementation.