Small Migrations and Cleanups, Delegated
Hand repetitive, well-defined changes to agents, and get them back as pull requests your team can review in pieces.
Repetitive Changes Nobody Wants to Make
Replacing a deprecated call, renaming an API, or moving to a new config format is easy to describe and slow to do across many files and services. It's the kind of work that sits in the backlog for months.
Agents Do the Repetition, People Review the Result
Describe the change once. Agents work through it in isolated environments, several at once if you split the work, run the checks, and open pull requests. Your team reviews each one and keeps control of what merges.
Common Questions
What size of migration fits?
Small, well-defined changes with a clear pattern, such as replacing deprecated calls or updating a config format. Large architectural migrations still need an engineer to lead them.
Can several agents work on it at once?
Yes. Agents run in parallel, each in its own isolated environment from the same known setup.
How do we review it?
As pull requests, the same way you review any other change.
Which models can it use?
Any major provider, plus local and private models. Bring your own keys or subscription, and there's no markup on tokens.
Related: Many at once, Tickets to tested PRs.
Keep Your Attention for the Hard Problems
Start with one repo and one recurring task.