Use case · Software development

Clear the backlog nobody gets to.

Bugs, upgrades and flaky tests sit for weeks, and coding agents on a laptop need someone watching them one at a time. With Opengeni, many agents work in parallel in the cloud, and each one comes back with a pull request.

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The 'Get main green' session in Opengeni with its five agents: workers bisecting failing tests and fixing date parsing in billing, each with its own status.

As much autonomy as you want

Decide per tool and per action: let the agent run on its own, have it ask you first, or block the action. Start careful and hand over more as you trust it.

Approvals for the Linear connection in Opengeni: default choice Ask first, read-only tools Allow, and per-action choices Allow, Ask first and Block.

In parallel

An agent can split a job and start other agents, each on its own computer.

Ready to review

Every change arrives as a pull request, with a log of what the agent did.

One place to follow

See every agent's progress in one session, and step in only when one needs you.

Hand your backlog to agents.

Start free, connect GitHub and give it a first task.