Solutions
Put your agent team to work.
One coordinated workflow for focused software tasks. Reprr investigates, plans, implements and runs your checks; your team reviews the result.
These are task categories for the guided trial, with scope agreed during setup. Quality checks and human acceptance are part of every handoff.
01 / Code review
Make each change easier to review.
A summary alone does not tell you whether a change is ready. Bring the diff, checks and delivery record together so reviewers can judge the result.
- 01Inspect the change
- 02Read the check results
- 03Review the evidence
Review a checkout fix alongside its failing-test reproduction and the checks on the delivered branch.
A branch, validation results and a clear delivery report for your reviewer.
Relevant tests, configured checks and evidence for a person to review.
Review preparation for changes delivered by Reprr. Independent automated PR review is not offered in the current trial.
02 / Bug investigation
Find the cause. Check the fix.
An intermittent failure needs a concrete explanation before a useful fix. Investigate a scoped bug, reproduce it where feasible, and validate the change.
- 01Investigate the symptom
- 02Reproduce where feasible
- 03Implement and check the fix
Investigate a payment timeout, locate the affected call and cover the failure path with a focused test.
Evidence of the cause, a scoped change and the results of your repository checks.
Relevant tests, configured checks and evidence for a person to review.
If a bug cannot be reproduced or the evidence is insufficient, the report says so.
03 / Refactoring
Improve the structure. Preserve the behavior.
A useful cleanup should have a clear boundary and visible validation. Make focused changes with repository checks around the affected code.
- 01Define the boundary
- 02Restructure the code
- 03Run relevant checks
Extract duplicated request validation into a shared function and check the affected callers.
A bounded refactor, changed-file record and configured check results.
Relevant tests, configured checks and evidence for a person to review.
Checks provide evidence for the covered behavior; they do not prove every possible behavior is unchanged.
04 / Code and dependency upgrades
Move forward with the impact in view.
An upgrade can affect call sites, configuration and tests together. Scope an API or dependency upgrade, surface compatibility changes and check the result.
- 01Scope the requested upgrade
- 02Adapt affected code
- 03Validate compatibility
Update a library API used by one service and adjust its callers and tests within the agreed scope.
The requested upgrade on a branch, with validation results and any remaining blockers.
Relevant tests, configured checks and evidence for a person to review.
A scoped task, not a continuous dependency scanner or an automatic migration of an entire system.
05 / QA and regression testing
Check the path that matters. Catch what breaks.
A change needs checks that exercise the behavior it was meant to fix. Create or update relevant tests and report what passed, failed or remains unverified.
- 01Identify the behavior
- 02Create or update tests
- 03Report the actual results
Add a regression test for a timeout and run the repository's configured test, type and lint checks.
Tests and check results tied to the delivered change, with unverified work called out.
Relevant tests, configured checks and evidence for a person to review.
Repository checks and test work in the guided workflow. General browser automation is not included by default; people decide acceptance.
06 / Feature delivery
Turn a clear requirement into reviewable software.
A feature request needs a shared scope before code changes begin. Take a scoped feature through investigation, planning, implementation and checks.
- 01Understand the requirement
- 02Plan and implement
- 03Check and hand back
Add a bounded validation rule to an existing endpoint, with tests for accepted and rejected input.
A checked branch and delivery report, or an honest explanation of what blocked the work.
Relevant tests, configured checks and evidence for a person to review.
Your team reviews the code and controls merging and deployment.
Your next step
Put your agent team to work. Keep your product moving.
Bring a focused task. Reprr coordinates the investigation, plan, code and checks. Your team reviews the result and decides what ships.