A teammate that never sleeps: it studies your patterns, writes the code, runs the tests, and fixes failures—ending with a PR ready for approval.
What You Get
Agents handle the repetitive tickets that pile up - bug fixes, dependency updates, documentation
Ship improvements and fixes in hours, not weeks
Your engineering team can focus on high-impact features instead of maintenance
Assign tasks to the best coding agent
- Pick Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini for each task type.
- Define behavior: plan, code, review with confidence thresholds.
- Trigger on events like new issues, labels, or Sentry alerts.
Infrastructure-ready
- Agents spin up sandboxes to build, test, and iterate on changes, making PRs trustworthy.
- No setup needed, the agent figures out the best infrastructure for the task.
- Access the sandbox infrastructure logs and ports, securely.
Integrates with your tools
- Mention @twill from GitHub, Linear, or Slack.
- Works where your team already collaborates—no context switching.
- SSH to the sandbox to debug or test, with your favorite IDE (Cursor, VSCode, etc).
Use Cases
Human-Originated
Mention @twill on a GitHub or Linear issue. An agent reproduces, fixes, and opens a PR—often before your morning standup.
Add a new API endpoint, update a form, or refactor a component. Assign it, review the PR, merge.
Upgrade packages, fix breaking changes, and run the test suite—all without context-switching your team.
Trigger-Originated
Connect Sentry or your alerting tool. When errors spike, an agent investigates, identifies the root cause, and proposes a fix.
Trigger agents on every PR to generate missing tests, covering edge cases humans tend to skip.
Keep READMEs, API docs, and inline comments accurate. Agents update docs when code changes.
