DevIntern

About DevIntern

DevIntern wires an existing task tracker to the coding agent and model of your choice and runs backlog tickets in the background, so a queue of small work turns into pull requests waiting for review rather than a queue of agent sessions someone has to babysit. You pass ticket keys on the command line, it creates the branches, implements each ticket, self-reviews the diff, and opens a draft PR; work is serialised so a dependent ticket starts when its predecessor finishes. The architectural choice that distinguishes it is that everything stays yours: your agent, your model, your API keys, running on your own machines, a devbox or a spare VM, with each piece swappable at any time. That removes both the token markup and the data-residency question that hosted equivalents create, and it means the tool does not become the bottleneck when you want a different model. It installs as a global package and the interactive product is free with no signup and no time limit — not a trial or a teaser — with the vendor stating a first PR can land within the hour. Paid subscription covers scheduled unattended ticket pickup for a team, priced per team rather than per repository or per seat.

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