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One clear issue. Ready to go.
THE DEVELOPMENT AUTOPILOTBUILT FOR DEVELOPERS
Your projects,
on autopilot.
Less coordination.
More progress.
File the issue. Get the pull request.
Your coding agent. Your projects. Your rules.
Join the waitlist Join the waitlist with GitHub
ONE ISSUE. THE WHOLE JOURNEY.
Watch an idea become a merged PR.
TRY A LEVEL
The same checks and review. Human help for critical cases.
01
AUTOP
Ready to coordinate
Connected runner
Mac mini · coding agent
Waiting for a task
Build Tests Lint
Capacity available
Review & merge rules
Checks pass. Review approves. Merge.
01 / 06
Start with an issue on your GitHub board.
MergedEXAMPLE · YOUR ACTION NEEDED
Update infrastructure API key
Update the key in your infrastructure, then let Autop retry the checks.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · CLICK A STEP TO EXPLOREYour merge rules apply. Deployment stays in your pipeline.
WORKS WITH YOUR SETUP
Just less work to manage.
GitHub
✳ Claude Code
Codex
No new way of working.Just less work to manage.
MORE PROJECTS. MORE MOMENTUM.Your projects don’t
Your projects don’t
have to wait their turn.
Several projects. Multiple repositories.
A shared pool of runners keeps
work moving in parallel.
PROJECT / RUNNERISSUEBUILDREVIEWMERGED
Customer portalweb · api · mobile Mac mini · Runner 01
Search APIBuilding
Commerce platformapp · backend Workstation · Runner 03
OnboardingNeeds your review
Runner available for other workInternal toolsdashboard · integrations Dev server · Runner 02
Dark modeAutomated review
One waits for you. The others keep moving.
Shared runners. Independent progress.Illustrative · concurrency depends on available runners
MORE BUILDING. LESS BABYSITTING.Make more of
Make more of
what you already have.
Use the tools
you already have.
The coding agent you already use.
Compute you already have access to.
Connected
compute
compute
Your coding
agent
agent
Search APIMerged
CSV exportMerged
Email fixMerged
Illustrative outcomes
Mac mini, workstation, or a server you can access. Autop-hosted runners are planned.
Let go.
On your terms.
Choose how often Autop asks.
Set the level for each project.
Autonomous selected. The same checks and review. Human help for critical cases.
See this level in the workflow ↑Demo only. Your project settings stay unchanged.
JOIN THE WAITLISTAUTOP BUILDS AUTOP.
Less managing.
More making.
Join the waitlist For developers building across projects and repositories.
A few practical things.
What do I need to get started?
A GitHub organisation you own, Claude Code or Codex installed and logged in, and access to a Mac or Linux machine that stays on—a Mac mini, workstation, or server.
What happens when a task gets stuck?
Bounded retries, then a human handoff with a reason. Work is never retried forever.
Where do my coding agent credentials live?
With your coding agent, on the machine running it. The runner never reads, copies or proxies them.
Does Autop merge and deploy for me?
Merging follows your project’s autonomy level and branch rules. Deployment stays with your own pipeline.
What is a Development Autopilot?
A Development Autopilot is a service that takes issues from your GitHub board to merged pull requests. Autop does it with the coding agent you already use, on your own machine, with your checks and an automated review, under rules you set. Read the full definition →
Which coding agents does Autop work with?
Claude Code and Codex. Autop runs the one you already have installed and logged in; it never sees your provider login.
Does Autop run my code or any AI model in its own cloud?
No. Every model call and every build runs on your machine. The Autop plane only schedules work, enforces your rules, posts review verdicts and merges by your branch rules; it never clones your repositories.
Can Autop work across several repositories?
Yes. One project covers several repositories of one GitHub organisation on one Projects board, and a shared pool of runners keeps work moving in parallel.
How does Autop decide what to work on?
From your GitHub Projects board. Issues labelled autop with a priority label, in the Todo column, are picked in priority order; epics, sub-issues and blocked-by links set the sequence.
How much does Autop ask me?
As much as you choose, per project. Hands-on: you review every pull request. Guarded: checks and automated review, you step in on escalation. Autonomous: work keeps moving and only critical cases escalate.
Do I need a machine that stays on?
Yes. A Mac or Linux machine you can access: a Mac mini, a workstation, or a server. Autop-hosted machines are planned.
Is Autop available now?
As a private alpha. Join the waitlist by signing in with GitHub; Autop builds Autop in its own environment.
How is Autop different from a hosted coding agent?
Autop runs on your machine with your subscription and works across many repositories on one board; hosted coding agents typically run in their cloud, per task, usually one repository at a time.