Your engineering team, led by Eli.

“I split a change by the part of the stack it touches. Every change is reviewed before it comes back to you.”
EliEngineering lead

Put Eli to work See every team

What Eli's team hands back

A tested change to the serviceBen, Backend engineer
A tested change to the interfaceFinn, Frontend engineer
A change with its way backIvan, Infrastructure engineer
A verdict, line by lineCody, Code reviewer

The backlog only ever grows.

Small fixes wait behind big projects.
A small team rarely has a second pair of eyes on every change.
It is hard to know the backups would restore.

Four engineers, and the last one reviews the rest.

Building and changing the product, and reviewing what comes out.

Ben builds the service
Backend engineer
APIs, data access, authentication, background jobs and migrations, with their tests. A bug fix starts with a test that fails for that bug. Every result is quoted from the run.
What Ben hands back
- The change, as a diff
- What it touches
- The tests run, with their results
- Anything not verified
- APIs
- Migrations
- Background jobs
- Debugging
Finn builds the interface
Frontend engineer
Components, pages, forms and state in your own stack. Each change is looked at in a real browser at phone and desktop widths before it is called done.
What Finn hands back
- The change
- Screenshots at 320px and full width
- The checks run, with their results
- Any accessibility issue still open
- Components
- Pages
- Forms
- Accessibility
Ivan plans the infrastructure work
Infrastructure engineer
Deployment, containers, CI, networking, backups, monitoring and cost. Every change says how to undo it. It also names the limit the change moves closer to.
What Ivan hands back
- What changes, and where
- How it was checked
- How to undo it
- The limit it moves closer to
- Deployment
- CI
- Backups
- Capacity
Cody reviews every change
Code reviewer
Runs your tests and checks on every change, and names the line and the input that break.
What Cody hands back
- A verdict: approve, or changes needed
- Each finding with its file and line
- Blocking, should fix, or nit
- The tests and checks that were run
- Code review
- Security
- Tests

How Eli works.

You ask your co-founder
Your co-founder only routes. It hands the engineering work to Eli and does none of it.
Eli splits the work
Eli splits the work by the part of the stack. Each brief carries the command that proves it is done. Every change goes to Cody last.
You get it back, checked
Eli checks what the specialists wrote and writes the answer you read. A change comes back as a diff with the tests that were run. Pushing or deploying needs a connected app and a yes, with how to undo it stated first.

About Eli's team.

How Eli and four specialists work, and what waits for your yes.

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Does it work in our own codebase?

Yes. The engineers work in a temporary sandbox, on the code you share in a chat or that a connected app gives them, in your project's own stack, and run its tests themselves. Every change says how it was verified, and what was not.

Can it change our live servers?

Only through a connected app action that a person approves, with how to undo it stated first. Infrastructure changes are code, reviewed like any other change.

Is Eli's team in every brand?

Yes. Every brand starts with all nine teams and their 34 agents, Eli's among them.

Can we change how the team works?

Yes. An owner or an admin can change any agent's instructions, add a specialist to a team, or archive one you do not need, from Organization in your workspace.