For business
Engineering
Ship faster without shipping worse. Alias reads your codebase, writes and reviews changes, and opens the pull request when the work is done.
It reads your repository
Import a codebase and Alias answers about your actual code rather than a generic version of the framework.
Review with a second opinion
Several models look at a diff from different angles, so a real defect is less likely to slip through.
All the way to a pull request
Agents can make the change, run the tests and open the pull request for a human to approve.
How it works
- 01
Connect the code
Import a repository or connect your source host.
- 02
Give it a task
A bug, a refactor, a migration or a code review.
- 03
Review the diff
You approve the change. Alias does not merge on its own.
Try asking
Read this repository and explain how authentication actually flows through it.
Find every place this deprecated function is used and migrate them, with tests.
Review this diff for correctness and security, and be specific about failure cases.
Questions
- Does it push code without asking?
- No. Automated pull requests are inert until an administrator provisions a dedicated write scoped credential, and a human still reviews and merges.
- How does it handle a large codebase?
- It retrieves the relevant parts rather than trying to read everything at once, and it tells you which files it based an answer on.
- Is our code used for training?
- No. Imported repositories stay inside your workspace and are never used to train models.