Follow every branch
Production, development, release and agent execution branches with a readable commit and merge graph.
AI Engineering Command Center
Connect your GitHub repository. Prepare a Task, run your coding agent on Runner, and follow code changes, test results and delivery in one place.
Preserve tenant isolation. Verify acceptance criteria.
Deliver the change as a reviewable Pull Request.
src / OrganizationSettings.cs
+ Tenant ownership validation
+ Focused regression coverage var settings = await db.Settings
+ .Where(x =>
+ x.OrganizationId ==
+ currentUser.OrganizationId)
.AsNoTracking()
.ToListAsync(cancellationToken);The reviewed identity is preserved.Approval is tied to the displayed change revision.
Agent output, independent evidence and human decisions in one delivery context.
Your tools.
One connected workflow.
FEATURE SPOTLIGHT / VISUAL GIT WORKSPACE
Branches, commit graph and changed files in one visual workspace. Follow how code evolves, inspect exact diffs and review agent deliveries in context.
ce9c776 Selected headadba7dc3f807054d2287cc174dd4960cf54Production, development, release and agent execution branches with a readable commit and merge graph.
Inspect a selected commit, its changed files and the exact diff against its parent.
Connect code changes to Task, Execution and DeliveryRevision. Keep human review tied to the revision on screen.
01 / THE END-TO-END WORKFLOW
Start with a conversation in Create project. Shape the scope and first tasks, then take your approved plan through coding, review and GitHub delivery.
Give your project a name and describe what you want to build. Start with the problem you want to solve and who you want to help.
Explore the scope and technical approach with your agent. Select Create draft to turn the conversation into acceptance criteria and ordered first tasks.
Review the draft and choose your repository settings. Your approval starts setup of the project, GitHub repository, starter guidance and first tasks.
Begin with the runnable skeleton, then build task by task. Review the prompt and let your chosen agent work on your Runner with the relevant code and instructions.
Check build and test results alongside the exact changes in Visual Git Workspace. Use available Review Agent findings to inform your decision.
Publish reviewed changes to a GitHub branch. Use Draft PR and approved merge where your plan permits, then continue through your team's release process.
You stay in control. Create project is available on Pro and higher plans with an eligible agent and Runner. You approve the plan and code changes; production deployment follows your own release process.
02 / A COMPLETE ENGINEERING PLATFORM
Task, repository, coding agent and Runner in one workflow. Manage code changes, build/test results and GitHub delivery together.
CONTEXT INTELLIGENCE
Select relevant code with Codebase Brain, repository instructions and Context Optimizer. Keep requirements and mandatory rules in context.
AGENT ORCHESTRATION
Connect your Codex or Claude Code account from Runner. Choose a personal or organization agent, an eligible model and the Runner that will execute the work.
VERIFIED DELIVERY
See build/test results and available review findings. Inspect published changes in Git Workspace and track delivery and approval separately.
Delivery workflow03 / YOUR CODE. YOUR EXECUTION BOUNDARIES.
Coreaven coordinates the work; your coding agent runs on the selected computer or server. Each Runner executes one Task at a time. Capacity and Runner types depend on your plan.
Local tools · Isolated worktree · Recorded result
Pair Windows Runner, sign in to your coding-agent account and work on your repository. Code is processed on the machine with your development tools.
For individual developersConnect a Windows or Linux server as a shared Runner on Team and Enterprise. Authorized teammates select an eligible organization agent to run work.
Customer-controlled computeInstall Runner with Windows Setup, then check pairing, agent account and requirements in the app. Receive published updates through the same workflow.
Windows installer04 / CAPABILITIES YOU CAN USE TODAY
Explore the current development workflow. Feature access and capacity depend on your plan; see Pricing for plan details.
Create your organization and invite teammates to your workspace by email.
Manage member access through organization roles and permissions for individual actions.
Manage team membership and project assignments, and connect repositories to their projects.
Keep requirements, acceptance criteria, assignees and development history on the same Task.
Reach projects, Tasks, repositories, Runners and execution results from one panel.
Choose Light, Dark or System appearance and one of nine accent palettes.
Manage your organization’s GitHub App installation and your personal GitHub identity separately.
Connect repositories permitted by both your GitHub access and the organization installation.
See branches, the commit graph, source files and selected commit details in one workspace.
Inspect changed files and line differences tied to the selected commit identity.
Connect code changes to their Task, execution and delivery revision.
Index .NET symbols and resolvable code relationships locally on your Runner.
Explore files and symbols related to a Task, with recorded relationships and coverage limits.
Bring AGENTS.md and other supported instruction files into the prompt with their applicable scope.
Select relevant code evidence while preserving requirements and mandatory rules, then inspect the selection report.
Review the generated prompt and tie execution to its prompt revision and starting commit.
Sign in to your selected provider from Runner and view connection status in Command Center.
Work through your own account or an organization connection you are authorized to use.
Select an eligible agent, model and Runner, and manage personal and organization defaults.
Combine Task requirements, acceptance criteria and repository context into a coding-agent prompt.
Run the prepared prompt on the selected Runner and follow progress from the same Task.
Pair Runner with your computer and use your local coding-agent account and development tools.
Connect a Windows or Linux server as a shared Runner on Team and Enterprise plans.
Run each execution in a separate Git worktree prepared from its frozen starting commit.
Follow execution stages, tool summaries and changed files through recorded activity.
Request cancellation and see Runner connectivity and progress warnings separately from the execution outcome.
Install Runner with Windows Setup and keep it current with published packages. Each Runner runs one Task at a time.
Validate with the repository’s own .NET tools and see focused-test or explicit test-skip choices in the result.
Return eligible restore, build and test failures to the coding agent within the same execution and revalidate the corrected output.
See acceptance criteria mapped to recorded validation evidence, with missing evidence shown separately.
Use read-only review in the supported personal Codex workflow, with evidenced findings and review limits.
Inspect the exact diff, make revision-bound decisions and continue development through Request Changes.
Publish to a dedicated branch and use automatic Draft PR and approval-driven merge where your plan permits.
Review changes against requirements, validation state and remaining work in the execution context.
See provider-reported tokens and available account usage windows, with missing data identified.
Inspect context selection, coverage and available token-saving estimates in reports.
Track Task executions, team activity and PR deliveries through the reports included in your plan.
As an authorized Owner, inspect recorded stages, timings and evidence gaps from Task creation to verified merge.
Scope projects, repositories, Tasks and executions through organization ownership and user permissions.
Manage personal and organization connection scope, default agents and whether members can override them.
Keep Git identity separate from coding-agent login and complete provider sign-in on Runner.
Track reviewed changes, approval and GitHub delivery state against the same revision identity.
Complete organization, GitHub, repository, Runner and agent setup through guided steps.
Turn an idea into a project through conversation. Refine the scope, create a draft and approve the plan to prepare your GitHub repository and first tasks. Available on Pro and higher plans.
Choose your interface language and manage the supported AI output language preference separately.
Compare Free, Pro, Team and Enterprise features and their project, repository and Runner capacity limits.
Manage appearance, working preferences and organization settings from their authorized settings screens.
Try another term or clear the filters.
05 / ENGINEERING INTELLIGENCE
Inspect Task executions, validation results, provider-reported tokens and GitHub deliveries. Report access depends on your plan and the available records.
Illustrative interface; the chart does not represent customer data or performance results.
06 / YOUR TEAM STAYS IN CONTROL
Manage organization access, agent preferences and GitHub delivery decisions through the existing permission and review workflows.
Manage team access through organization invitations, user roles and permissions for individual actions.
Manage personal and organization agent scope, defaults and revision-bound review decisions.
Use your own computer with Personal Runner or your team’s Windows or Linux server with Organization Runner.
Inspect execution history, build/test results, available review findings and delivery identity together.

Your coding agents. One command center.
Connect your GitHub repository, Tasks and Runner. Go from your first requirement to reviewable code changes in the same panel.