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Coding agents that ship changes as reviewed pull requests

Agentic Coding

Bug fixes, upgrades, small features and the backlog that never reaches the top. Coding agents work through it in your repositories, reviewed by engineers who ship software for regulated industries.

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Scoped and quoted per engagement

Focus
Software development
Output
Reviewed pull requests
Merges
Approved by a person
Works in
Your repositories and CI

What it is

Coding agents are fast, and confidently wrong in about the same measure. What makes them useful is the system around them: a clear ticket, a test that says whether the change worked, and a person who reads the diff before it merges.

That is how we run them. Each task becomes a branch, a change and a pull request with the tests that prove it, opened against your repository and your conventions, never pushed straight to main.

An AinsworthLloyd engineer scopes the work with your team, reviews every pull request, and is accountable for what merges. The agents propose; people decide.

Focus
Software development
Output
Reviewed pull requests
Merges
Approved by a person
Works in
Your repositories and CI

Capabilities

  • 01

    Tickets to pull requests

    A bug report or a ticket becomes a branch, a change and a pull request, with the tests that prove it works.

  • 02

    Upgrades and migrations

    Framework and dependency upgrades, API migrations and deprecations, worked through module by module.

  • 03

    Small features

    Well scoped features built to your conventions, with tests, documentation and a note on what changed.

  • 04

    Tests first

    Where a change has no test, the agent writes one that fails before the fix and passes after it.

  • 05

    Your conventions

    Agents follow your linting, review rules and branch protection, and work inside your CI.

  • 06

    A person approves

    An engineer reviews and approves every merge. Nothing ships on its own.

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