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Services/ Service 05 · Development with AI agents

Coding agents that work for your tech team.

They pick up requests, write the spec and the code, and go through an independent AI reviewer. A person on your team approves every change. For companies with their own tech team.

  • Toperty

    12

    repositories where the coding agents work

  • Toperty

    Buzz · GitHub

    where the agents pick up requests, with Linear coming soon

01What it solves

“Our tech backlog never goes down.”

Requests come in faster than your team can build them.

Small tweaks, reports, integrations and fixes compete with the big projects, and the backlog grows every week. We set up coding agents that pick up requests from your team's tools, turn them into a spec and code, and hand them over reviewed for a person to approve.

Fig. 01 — An AI reviewer before human approval

02How we do it

From request to approved code.

  1. 01

    We connect your tools

    Requests come in from where your team already works. At Toperty they arrive from Buzz and GitHub, with Linear coming soon.

  2. 02

    The agent writes the spec

    Before any code, a spec your team can read and correct.

  3. 03

    It writes the code, another agent reviews it

    An AI reviewer, independent from the agent that wrote the code, checks the change before it reaches a person.

  4. 04

    A person approves

    No change is merged until someone on your team has reviewed and approved it.

03Work

A software factory that's already running.

Coding agents across 12 Toperty repositories, with AI review and human approval.

04Questions

What people ask us about building with agents.

No. It's for companies that already have a tech team: the agents take work off the backlog and your team reviews, decides and approves. If you don't have that team, what you're looking for is probably custom software.

Two reviewers. First, an AI reviewer independent from the agent that wrote it. Then a person on your team, who gives the final approval.

It works on your repositories and picks up requests from your team's tools. At Toperty it runs across 12 repositories, with requests from Buzz and GitHub; the Linear connection is on its way.

Access to the repositories, one person on your team who sets priorities and approves changes, and the conventions you already follow: style, testing and deployment.

How many requests are sitting in your backlog today?

Tell us how your tech team works and which tools it uses. We'll tell you which part of the backlog the agents can take on.

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