Cold starts steal the run
Every issue begins with dependency installs, missing tools and broken services. The agent spends its best context rebuilding what should already work.
Autonomous issue-to-PR delivery
Turn GitHub issues into merge-ready pull requests — lightning-fast, verified and secure.
FLIGHT LOG
Example issue
The problem
Every issue begins with dependency installs, missing tools and broken services. The agent spends its best context rebuilding what should already work.
When setup is slow or fragile, the budget for testing disappears. Code may arrive quickly, but confidence arrives late — or not at all.
Raw repository credentials and unrestricted network access turn hostile input into a path for credential theft and source-code exfiltration.
How it works
Codebase.run is work-item driven, not an interactive coding chat. Your setup ends at connecting the repository — the environment work is ours. GitHub issues are the task boundary, pull requests are the review boundary, and you keep merge authority.
Install the GitHub App and pick a repository. That is the whole setup on your side.
Codebase.run prepares and validates a project-specific Agentic Work Environment — dependencies, toolchains and caches, ready before implementation begins.
Assign a GitHub issue to Codebase.run. It takes it from there.
Review the merge-ready pull request and its execution evidence.
Why Codebase.run
Fast setup matters because verification that is too expensive gets skipped. Codebase.run treats the environment as a validated product artifact.
Internal tests: identical tasks run in a prepared AWE versus a cold environment.
We prepare dependencies, toolchains and caches ahead of time, so agent time is not spent on cold starts.
Codebase.run has the application environment ready before implementation begins — not just source files.
Runtime credentials stay behind a proxy instead of entering the agent process, and outbound traffic is filtered against exfiltration.
The model and agent configuration remain project choices.
Every result arrives as a merge-ready pull request. You keep final control of the merge.
Who it is for
“Spend agent time on implementation and verification, not rebuilding the workstation.”
“Move a bounded software issue to a verified, merge-ready pull request without supervising an AI agent inside an IDE.”
Early access
Tell us where Codebase.run should land first. We onboard a small number of repositories at a time.