AI for developers
14 workflows. Tickets to tested pull requests, first-pass reviews, changelogs, postmortems and dependency upgrades. Work your team keeps putting off.
$149/month per workspace · Unlimited people · AI usage billed by your provider
- 69%
- of developers lose eight or more hours a week to inefficiencies. Atlassian, State of Developer Experience 2024
All engineering workflows.
14 workflows
- Start here Turn a ticket into a tested pull request Hand over a well-scoped ticket and get back a pull request with tests. Engineering · When you ask Works with Linear, Jira.
- Start here Review a teammate's pull request Get a first review that catches bugs and missed cases before a person looks. Engineering · When something happens Works with Slack, Email.
- Start here Write the changelog Twice a week, turn merged pull requests into a changelog people can read. Engineering · On a schedule Works with Slack, Email.
- Check a change for security problems Look at a change for injection, leaked secrets and missing permission checks. Engineering · When you ask Works with Slack, Email.
- Nudge stale pull requests Pull requests waiting too long get a polite reminder to the right reviewer. Engineering · On a schedule Works with Slack, Email.
- File a bug from a Slack thread When a bug comes up in chat, mention Maito and it gets filed once, with details and no duplicates. Engineering · When you ask Works with Linear, Jira.
- Draft the incident postmortem Turn the incident channel and logs into a postmortem draft. Engineering · When you ask Works with Datadog, Sentry.
- Investigate an error spike When errors jump, get a first look at the cause before anyone opens a laptop. Engineering · When something happens Works with Datadog, Sentry.
- Update docs when the code changes When an API or setting changes, the docs get a matching update. Engineering · When something happens Works with Notion, Confluence.
- Upgrade a dependency Bump a library, fix what breaks and open a pull request. Engineering · When you ask Works with Slack, Email.
- Answer "where is this in the code?" New engineers and other teams get answers about the codebase in chat. Engineering · When you ask Works with Slack, Email.
- Weekly engineering digest What shipped, what's stuck and what broke, in one message for the team. Engineering · On a schedule Works with Linear, Jira.
- Clean up flaky tests Find tests that fail at random and fix or quarantine them. Engineering · On a schedule Works with Slack, Email.
- Write a technical design draft Turn a feature idea into a design doc that fits how the code works today. Engineering · When you ask Works with Slack, Email.
Where AI helps an engineering team.
Maito works in your repositories. It turns a ticket into a tested pull request, reviews a teammate's pull request, checks a change for security problems and upgrades a dependency on a branch. Around the code, it files a bug from a Slack thread, drafts the incident postmortem from the channel and logs, investigates an error spike, and writes the changelog on a schedule.
Engineers keep every decision that ships. An engineer reviews and merges each pull request, the author decides what to fix from a review, and an engineer decides on a rollback when an error spike shows up. A security lead signs off where needed. Maito does not merge code, and it does not change production.
Start with a small ticket you would hand to a new hire. Connect your repository and issue tracker, then mention @Maito in the ticket's Slack thread and ask for a pull request. Read the diff as you would any other. Once you trust the output, set up the weekly engineering digest or the stale pull request nudge as a Loop.
Questions.
No. It opens a pull request with tests. Your team reviews and merges.
Each coding task gets its own sandbox, branch and checkout, so several can run at once.
Minutes for the workspace: create it, connect your AI provider and connect Slack. Each workflow then takes one request to your agent, plus signing in to any tool it needs.
No. You set up each workflow by asking your agent in plain words. A repository is only needed for coding work.
$149 per workspace per month, with unlimited people and $20 in cloud credits each month. Your AI provider bills its usage separately.