Software that
builds itself.
Skip the tickets and the step-by-step prompts. Aion plans, writes, tests, and opens the PR — then watches production and gets sharper with every pass.
Zero spam — one note the day your seat is ready.
It scopes the task, writes the code, and opens the pull request, then keeps watch on production. The moment something breaks, it traces the cause and ships the fix. Every pass it rewrites its own playbook and goes again, until the loop no longer needs you.
Everything an engineer does — end to end.
Delivers working code
Give it an outcome instead of instructions. It designs the change, writes it, proves it with tests, and opens the PR.
Lives in your repo
Branches, commits, pull requests, merges — all inside your repository, matching the conventions you already use.
Heals production
It tracks Sentry and PostHog, traces a failure to its root cause, and ships the patch — no ticket filed, no one paged.
Teaches itself
It writes new skills, rewrites its own workflow, and banks what it learns each pass — an agent that keeps upgrading the agent.
How it works
One mission. One cycle. Eleven phases.
Hand it a mission — a sentence of intent, or a live Sentry error. It runs a cycle through the same pipeline every time. Failures never fall forward; they loop back to code. You sit at the two gates, not in the loop.
Mission
One sentence of intent, ranked by severity and deduped in a queue. The same error never opens twice.
Cycle
One pass of the loop. Checkpointed to disk after every phase — kill it mid-run and it resumes.
Gate
A human pause for one-click approval. Merge and deploy wait for you; everything else is autonomous.
and it compounds with every pass
The whole toolkit, already inside.
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skills on tap, from GitHub workflows to wrangling PDFs
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tools it reaches for unprompted
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toolsets it composes per mission
Connected to your stack out of the box
scope → ship → watch → improve ↻