An engineer that lives in your Slack.
@mention it like a teammate. It reads your code, writes up a plan you approve, then ships the fix and a test as a draft PR. Asks before it guesses. Never says “later.”
Add to SlackTag it in the thread. Walk away.
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Real repro, real fix, real test — a draft PR in minutes. It only pings you when it hits a decision that's yours to make.
Every change starts as a design doc.
Before it writes a line, layzee digs through your repo and posts a clean, visual design doc — the approach, the trade-offs, a diagram of what changes. Approve it, or comment inline like a PR review. It revises the plan — so you never get a surprise diff.
Retry dispatch on cold start
The first webhook to a freshly-provisioned pod fails on a DNS race. Add a bounded retry so a customer's first message is never dropped.
- 1Wrap the dispatch POST in a bounded retry loop
- 2Cap at 12 attempts, 8s apart (~96s cold-start window)
- 3Retry transient / 5xx only; return immediately on 4xx
- 4Unit-test the cold-start path
cap feels high — try 6× first?
or comment inline
Not a chatbot. An engineer.
Plans before it writes
Investigates the repo, then posts a design doc you approve — before it touches a line.
Asks, doesn't guess
Hits a fork? It pings you in-thread — before it ships the wrong thing.
It runs the code
Reproduces, fixes, tests, runs the suite. Not autocomplete.
You're the last word
Every change is a draft PR. It never merges. You do.
Your code stays yours
Sandboxed per team. Never shared, never used to train a model.
Frontier-model brain
The strongest models, tuned to ship — not to chat.
Pay for work, not seats.
No seats. No idle fees. You pay per task — only for the work the agent actually does, billed to the cent and shown on every PR. Start free, top up as you go.
Real numbers from real tickets. Most bug fixes come in under $10 — and the exact cost shows on every PR, so there are never surprises. You only pay when it ships.