AI software engineer
Give YTS the ticket.
Get back a tested pull request.
YTS plans the change, writes the code, tests it in its own browser and opens a pull request your team can review. You see which agent is on which ticket, live.
Example session. The repo and ticket are illustrations.
Works in the stack you already have
- TypeScript
- Python
- Go
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- Django
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
- Kubernetes
01 / Live tracking
See who’s building what.
Right now, and every step after.
- 01
Every ticket has an owner
Each card shows the agent doing the work and the engineer who reviews it.
- 02
Watch the work move
Cards move on their own as agents finish: building, testing, review, ready.
- 03
Open any card for the full record
Every plan, file change, test run and review is logged with a time and a name.
Example board. Tickets, agents and names are illustrations.
02 / The team
New product.
Experienced team.
YTS is built by the engineers behind 50+ shipped products. We’d rather tell you that than invent a customer list.
- products shipped
50+
Web, mobile and backend, for startups and enterprises
- daily users
250K+
On an EdTech platform the team built and runs
- requests per minute
10M+
Handled in production on systems the team built
- vehicles tracked
30K+
Live, on an IoT platform the team built
Figures come from the team’s past work, not from YTS customers.
03 / What it does
Not autocomplete.
A teammate that finishes the ticket.
YTS gets its own machine with a shell, an editor and a browser. It runs your app, clicks through the change and records what it tested.
Every task starts with a short plan you can approve or change. When something is unclear, YTS asks.
Each one runs in its own environment and comes back as its own pull request.
Mention it in Slack or Teams. It reads the thread, asks follow-ups and gets to work.
Point it at a failing build. It finds the cause and opens the fix.
04 / How it works
From ticket to pull request.
You approve every step.
- 01
Understand and plan
YTS maps your codebase before it touches it: modules, dependencies and how things connect. Then it writes a plan you can check.
- 02
Code and test
It makes the change, writes or updates tests and runs your suite until it passes. Lint and type checks included.
- 03
Review
Every change arrives as a pull request with a plain-English summary: what changed, how it was tested, what it wasn’t sure about.
- 04
Automate the chores
Dependency updates, flaky tests, dead code. Put them on a schedule and YTS reports back with pull requests.
05 / Integrations
Works where your team works.
Connect once, hand off from anywhere.
- GitHubOpens pull requests
- GitLabMerge requests
- GitHub ActionsFixes failing CI
- SentryTurns errors into fixes
- SlackTakes tasks from a thread
- JiraTicket in, PR out
- LinearPicks up assigned issues
- NotionBuilds from a spec page
06 / YTS Review · add-on
A senior engineer
on every pull request.
Add YTS Review and one of our senior engineers checks each pull request YTS opens before it reaches you. Useful when your team is stretched, or the code touches something that can’t break.
- A named senior engineer reviews each PR
- Extra care on auth, payments and customer data
- Review notes on the PR, in plain English
- Changes go back to YTS before you see them
Example review. Names and repo are illustrations.
07 / Security
Clear limits,
written down.
YTS only touches what you connect, and a person on your team decides what ships. Your code and everything YTS writes stays yours. NDA on request.
YTS can
- Read the repositories you connect
- Run code in a sandbox that’s deleted after each session
- Open pull requests and reply to review comments
YTS can never
- Merge into your main branch
- See repositories you didn’t connect
- Keep your code after the session ends
- Read or print your secrets
Example settings. Repositories and names are illustrations.
08 / Commitments
Promises we
put in writing.
Trust shouldn’t depend on a sales call. Ask, and we’ll put every one of these in your agreement.
Ask for the agreementYTS · Customer commitments
v1.0
- 01
NDA before we talk
Send yours, or ask for ours. We sign before you share a line of code.
- 02
You own every line
All the code YTS writes belongs to you, from the first commit.
- 03
Every action on record
Plans, file changes, test runs and reviews are logged with a time and a name.
- 04
A named engineer, not a queueYTS Review
One senior engineer is accountable for your pull requests.
- 05
30 days of free fixesYTS Review
If a bug slips past our review, we fix it at no cost for 30 days.
- 06
A reply within one working day
From a founder, not a ticket system.
YTS Ventures Private Limited
09 / FAQ
Straight answers.
Is YTS a chatbot or autocomplete?
No. Autocomplete suggests lines while you type. YTS takes a whole task, works on it by itself in its own environment and gives you back a pull request.
Will it merge code on its own?
No. YTS only opens pull requests. A person on your team reviews and merges. If you add YTS Review, one of our senior engineers reviews first.
What languages does it work in?
Most mainstream stacks, including TypeScript, Python, Go and Java. If your project builds and its tests run from the command line, YTS can work on it.
Can I see what each agent is working on?
Yes. The work board shows every ticket, the agent working on it, the engineer reviewing it and where it stands. Open any ticket for a timed record of every plan, file change, test run and review.
What is YTS Review?
An optional add-on. A senior engineer from our team reviews every PR YTS opens before it reaches you. Talk to us to set it up.
How much does it cost?
Plans depend on how many sessions your team runs. Book a demo and we’ll size it with you.