Issue to tested PR
Delegate a feature, bug, migration, or infrastructure task. The agent implements it, tests the application, addresses review, and brings the PR back to your team.
Apps anyone can ship. Agents you ping in Slack. Automations on a schedule. One workspace for your whole team, with your tools connected and hosting handled.
Claude or Codex. A shared company workspace.
80 → 400PRs per month on our own team
3 daysOne autonomous production rearchitecture
275Agent turns before ready to merge
Workflows
CodePress is one engineering system with multiple ways in. Automate a bottleneck first, prove it in your stack, then expand from there.
Delegate a feature, bug, migration, or infrastructure task. The agent implements it, tests the application, addresses review, and brings the PR back to your team.
Let a Sentry issue, failing CI run, database regression, or GitHub event start the right workflow and return an investigated fix instead of another alert.
Share a running development environment with engineers, founders, or designers. They can inspect the real product, leave feedback, and work with an agent without local setup.
The System
Cloud execution, shared environments, company context, triggers, tools, QA, review, and approval workflows—already integrated for your team.
For the whole company
Engineering is where most teams start. CodePress is set up once for the company — then design, operations, support, and anyone else can build, change, and ship real software through the same system.
Admin panels, dashboards, customer portals, marketing pages. They come out of the same system, and they deploy to your own infrastructure or to hosting CodePress runs for you.
Open the running product, point at what should change, and describe it in plain language. Nothing to install, no local setup, and no waiting for an engineer to free up.
Repositories, models, integrations, permissions, and approval rules are configured for the company instead of per laptop. Someone who joins on Monday is doing real work on Monday.
Give each agent an identity, the company data and tools it is allowed to reach, and the people who approve its work. You keep the scopes, the audit trail, and the final say.
What that adds up to
Same engineer, same codebase. This is two years of their shipping volume, and what happened to it once CodePress became part of how they work.
Monthly totals, December 2025 compared with April 2026.
Start with trigger-to-PR, autonomous development, code review, or a shared live environment. Expand only after the first workflow earns your team’s trust.
Pricing
Try it at $4 per agent-hour, or buy a monthly pool of agent-hours. Unlimited members and agents on every plan.
Enter the agent-hours you expect to use in a month. Costs cover agent runtime only; model usage is separate.
Use CodePress-managed models at the provider’s cost, or connect your own API key or supported model subscription.
CodePress-managed models
Pay the model provider’s token cost with 0% CodePress markup. Model usage is separate from agent compute.
Bring your own
Connect your own API key or a supported ChatGPT or Claude subscription. That model usage stays with your provider.
Help Center
Have a question? We have answers.
Those tools provide strong coding agents for individual developers. CodePress is the engineering system around them: shared cloud environments, company context, triggers, team workflows, QA, review, and approval gates. Your team can keep using supported models and subscriptions through CodePress.
Reference
Labs publish tables of scores with almost no explanation of what was measured. This is a plain-English breakdown of 78 of them — the tasks, the environment the model runs in, who grades the answer, and the fine print that decides whether two numbers can be compared at all.
01 · Source
Where the tasks came from
02 · Task
What one instance looks like
03 · Environment
What the model can do
04 · Judge
Who decides it is right
05 · Metric
What gets published