"Engineers are bored watching their IDE write code. The next step is headless: writing tasks for the AI, and reviewing its work. That’s how CheepCode works.

CheepCode connects to your project management app (we support Linear today) and picks up unassigned tasks. It will move the task to ""In Progress"" and start working on it, then submit a PR in GitHub when it's done.

Using CheepCode, I ""code"" on my phone, creating Linear tasks and checking the PRs when they roll in minutes later (or hours later when I'm available).

CheepCode works in a fully-integrated Linux development environment. It can browse the web, use Docker, install packages, and recursively problem-solve to work around issues. It is incredibly resilient and submits quality code changes, often exactly what I would have written myself (with ~15 years of professional software development experience). While I'm still working on quantifying the output quality, I find that in practice it doesn't fall prey to the common problem of ""doing too much"" that people report with other tools.

CheepCode also uses a journal to help you understand its process. It's entirely headless, so you can't interact with the agent while it's working, but you can still see how its thoughts and intermediate progress for debugging/optimization."