Lyzentra

Lyzentra Coder

Your backlog, turned into pull requests you can trust.

Write the issue the way you would for a teammate. Lyzentra Coder writes the change on its own branch, runs your build and tests, reviews the result and opens a pull request that shows exactly what it did. You stay in charge of what gets merged.

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Works with GitHub and Jira.

Open SHOP-142: Add cart totals endpoint

Proof of work

  • Tests42 passed · build 1m 12s
  • Change3 files · +83 −2
  • Security reviewNothing suspicious
  • Code review1 suggestion
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ravi commented

/agent fix return 204 when the cart is empty
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lyzentra pushed 1 commit

Returns 204 for an empty cart; added a test. Build passed.

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Lyzentra Coder

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Turns GitHub and Jira issues into tested pull requests, reviews any pull request line by line, and changes its own work when you comment on it.

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We're building more tools for engineering teams on the same foundation: your own repositories, your own rules, and nothing merged without you.

How Lyzentra Coder works

  1. Label an issue

    Add the ai-agent label in GitHub, or start it from the app for Jira. If something important is missing, Coder asks on the issue instead of guessing.

  2. It writes and tests the change

    On its own branch, using your project's build and tests. When they fail, it reads the output and fixes its own change.

  3. It checks its work

    Safety checks, a security scan of every added line and a code review, all summarised in the pull request.

  4. You review and steer

    Comment /agent fix … and it pushes the change. Your review feedback becomes project rules it follows next time.

Built for teams that care where their code goes

Nothing merged without you

Coder works on its own branch and opens a pull request. It never pushes to your main branch and never merges.

Free models, on our machines

Projects can be limited to free models that run on our own hardware, so the code is never sent to a paid AI service.

Isolated builds

Every build runs in its own locked-down sandbox with no access to secrets, and is removed afterwards.

Instructions stay instructions

Issue and comment text is treated as a description of the work. Suspicious changes are flagged and never published automatically.

Only your team can steer it

Only people with write access to the repository can trigger work from GitHub. Bots are ignored.

Everything on record

Every job, setting and permission change is kept in an audit log your administrators can read.

Try it on your next issue.

Connect a repository, label an issue, and review the pull request.

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