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Stories, lessons, and ideas from the team building the platform for AI software engineers.
Ellipsis started in 2023 reviewing code and fixing bugs. Today we run managed coding agents: defined in your repo, deployed with git push, governed with permissions, transcripts, and hard spend caps.
The future of software is agents defined in code: versioned behavior, isolated cloud sessions, scoped permissions, and human judgment at the checkpoints that matter.
What we learned shipping autonomous coding agents to hundreds of engineering teams. Sandboxing, context management, cost control, and the things that actually matter.
Ellipsis leads a roundup of the AI tools reshaping code review and QA, alongside Greptile, Stably, and Tusk.
Select a repository and a delivery window to get a daily, weekly, or monthly digest of what changed in your codebase, delivered via Slack or email.
VCs are excited about generative AI startups that can make coding more efficient. Poolside, Magic, and Augment have raised the most funding.
Tag @ellipsis-dev on any GitHub or Linear issue to get an implementation plan grounded in your codebase and past pull requests.
GitHub bundles authentication, webhooks, and UI into one Application concept. GitLab splits them apart. What we learned bringing Ellipsis to GitLab.
Ellipsis has achieved SOC 2 Type I certification. Reach out for the report, and read about our no-data-persistence policy.
Ellipsis gets a LGTM from investors, including Y Combinator. $2M to automate the tedious parts of software engineering.
Ellipsis is joining Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch. We are building an AI software engineer that reviews code and fixes bugs on every pull request.
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