Runs in your environment
Agents execute in the repositories, networks, credentials, and policies your team already controls.
THE AI SOFTWARE ENGINEER
Cody turns the agents you already use into governed implementation workflows inside your own infrastructure.
Assign work, run agents, collect evidence, and open reviewable PRs from versioned workflow config.
Works with your existing stack
THE OPERATING LAYER
DESIGNED FOR REAL CODEBASES
Agents execute in the repositories, networks, credentials, and policies your team already controls.
Triggers, prompts, tools, reviewers, checks, and handoffs live in versioned workflow files.
Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or an internal agent can run behind the same implementation contract.
Every run keeps context, logs, checks, decisions, and the pull-request trail attached to the work.
Low-risk paths can move quickly while protected systems route to named reviewers before anything ships.
THE CODY STACK
Cody turns recurring engineering work into versioned workflows that run agents inside controlled workspaces, collect evidence, and hand off reviewable PRs.
01 / INPUTS
01 / 07Issues, PRs, alerts, scanners, schedules, and human requests can all start the same governed path.
02 / ENVIRONMENTS
02 / 07Each run is scoped to selected repos, branches, credentials, runtime images, and policy boundaries.
03 / EXECUTION
03 / 07Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or an internal agent receives the same role, tools, checks, and output expectations.
04 / CAPABILITY
04 / 07Commands, browsers, docs, logs, scanners, test suites, and repo tools are granted by workflow config, not chat memory.
05 / BOUNDARIES
05 / 07Protected surfaces, merge rules, reviewers, and escalation paths are declared before the agent starts.
06 / PROOF
06 / 07Cody keeps the reasoning trail, commands, screenshots, test results, and risk notes attached to the work.
07 / HANDOFF
07 / 07The final artifact is a reviewable PR with context, evidence, and ownership already assembled.
CODE AS CONFIG
Cody workflows are durable engineering assets. They define the trigger, agent, workspace, instructions, branch behavior, and checks that make an implementation path repeatable.
on:
githubIssues:
labels: [bug]
run:
agent: codex
workspace: payments-api
prompt: "Fix: {{.Title}}"
branch: auto
then:
- review
- testTriggers connect issues, PRs, scanners, alerts, schedules, and manual starts.
Any supported agent can run behind the same workflow contract.
Pipelines define review, test, verification, and handoff before code moves.
Git versioning makes every change to the workflow reviewable and reversible.
For engineering leaders
For developers
IMPLEMENTATION PATHS
Start with a narrow workflow. Cody turns the repeatable path into agent work humans can inspect, trust, and improve.
Turn reports into reviewed PRs
Keep findings moving
Convert signals into fixes
Scale the boring work
GOVERNED AUTONOMY
Cody ships only what you mark as safe. Everything else moves to a person with the context, evidence, and diff already assembled.
When tests pass and the change is inside an approved surface, two agent reviews can clear it for merge.
Payments, auth, data, and other protected areas route to a named reviewer before anything ships.
Workflow config is versioned, so teams can inspect, revert, and tighten the boundary from the same review path.
GET STARTED
Run a focused pilot in your own environment. Wire one or two implementation paths into Cody, then expand only when the review trail and outcomes are clear.
Route recurring bug reports into a fix, test, and PR workflow.
Design this workflow ->02Move scanner findings through patch, evidence, and review.
Design this workflow ->03Turn operational signals into controlled remediation work.
Design this workflow ->04Map one workflow to your repos, agents, and review boundaries.
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