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dispatch
Hand a ticket to your coding agent. Get back a tested commit.
Dispatch is the layer around the coding agent you already use, not another agent. Paste a ticket or a work item link and it spins up a fresh worktree and branch, starts your CLI, then runs your tests, lint and build against the exact tree the agent produced. A run is ready only when every required check passes on that revision. Nothing is pushed unless you turn it on.
what it does
- Paste a ticket, walk away — text or a work item link; dispatch picks the repository, creates a worktree and branch, and starts your CLI.
- Checks decide "done", not the model — tests, lint and build run against the exact tree the agent produced.
- Scoped checks — the diff decides what runs, so a docs tweak skips the e2e suite.
- One repair, same session — a failing check goes back to the agent that wrote the code, with bounded output and no runaway loops.
- Rewind anything — the Timeline replays tool calls, file changes, browser actions with screenshots, check videos and Playwright traces.
- Your agent providers, as-is — each keeps its own login and sandbox; dispatch copies no credentials.
- Delivery when you want it — push a branch, open a draft PR, or update the work item, each off until enabled per repository.
screenshots
built with
- Node.js
- React
- Playwright
- Git