DevBee · Software development
An AI workspace for software teams.
DevBee helps your team plan, code, test and ship faster — with AI that works inside your repos, tickets and pipelines, under your rules and your review.
What DevBee does
Built for one job, done properly.
Specs from tickets
Turns rough tickets into clear specs and acceptance criteria your team can agree on.
Code with review built in
Drafts changes in a branch and opens a pull request — your engineers stay in charge of what merges.
Tests that keep up
Generates and updates unit and integration tests as the code changes.
Faster reviews
Summarises pull requests, flags risky changes and links them back to the ticket.
Docs that stay current
Keeps READMEs, API docs and runbooks in step with the code.
Guardrails
Scoped permissions, secrets kept out of prompts, and an audit trail of everything it touched.
How we work
Three steps. No pilot purgatory.
One workflow, built properly, running in production. Then the next.
Discover
We map where calls, data and hand-offs get stuck, then pick the one workflow worth fixing first.
Build
A specialist team builds it into your phones and systems, tested with your people — in weeks.
Run
We host, monitor and improve it in the region your data belongs in, with plain reporting on what it handled.
Questions
Does DevBee replace our developers?
No. It takes the repetitive work — boilerplate, tests, docs, first drafts — so your engineers spend their time on design and review.
Which tools does it work with?
The common Git hosts, issue trackers and CI systems. We connect it to what you already use during the Build step.
Is our code used to train models?
No. We set DevBee up with providers and settings that do not train on your code, and keep data in your region.
How do we start?
With one repo and one workflow — usually tests or pull-request reviews — so you can measure the difference in weeks.
Ready to give your team a DevBee?
Book a 30-minute hive call. Bring one repo and one bottleneck; we’ll show you what DevBee would do with it.