Request
File a ticket from the board — or straight from a Claude chat over the OAuth-native MCP connector.
Cockpit turns a plain-language request into a reviewable pull request. A zero-idle serverless control plane dispatches a coding agent that reads the repo, writes the patch, and opens a PR — you just review and merge.
request → control plane → build → agent → pull request → human-gated merge
Nothing runs at rest. Each request spins the pipeline up on demand and tears it back down — the only always-on thing is your review.
File a ticket from the board — or straight from a Claude chat over the OAuth-native MCP connector.
A serverless API — API Gateway plus a Lambda — triages the request and dispatches the fix. It costs nothing when idle.
A CodeBuild worker starts on demand — a fresh, isolated checkout for every fix, gone the moment it finishes.
A Strands loop drives a Bedrock coding model (zai.glm-5) to read the codebase, reason about the change, and write the patch.
It opens a PR and streams every check-run back to your board live — green, pending, or failing — as CI reports in.
You have the last word. The guardrail refuses to merge anything without the autofix label and every check green.
The engine lives entirely apart from your production runtime — and only wakes when there's work to do.
Lambda plus CodeBuild. You pay per fix and nothing at rest — no servers to keep warm, patch, or scale.
Wire Cockpit into Claude as a custom connector. Full OAuth 2.1 + PKCE — dispatch and merge fixes from a chat.
The fixer runs in its own control plane — it never shares a runtime with the application it's patching.
One pipeline, every repository you own. Dispatch a fix at any repo; the worker checks out the right one.
Native push the moment a PR turns green or a build fails — so you review at the right time, not on a poll.
WebAuthn from the first tap — no passwords to leak, phish, or reset. The same identity backs the MCP connector.
Sign in with a passkey, open the board, and watch a fix land as a pull request.