Digio for developers

AI agents for engineering teams

Ship features, docs, and reviews faster with a coordinator-led agent squad—code, test, and integrate from one cloud workspace instead of juggling disconnected chat sessions.

Code & review Specs & docs Agent API & skills
In the product

One workspace for code, review, and docs

Switch sprint views on the same Digio stack—coordinator, agent chats, To do, and lead review—without losing repo context between tickets.

Built for builders

From ticket to merged work in one workspace

Brief the coordinator on the outcome—a PRD, refactor plan, or incident write-up—and get scoped tasks, agent chats, and handoffs your team can review before anything ships.

Automate engineering toil

Dev agents draft boilerplate, migration notes, and test stubs—queued in To do so humans approve the merge.

Keep docs in sync

Writer agents update READMEs and runbooks when scope changes surface in agent chats.

How it works

From ticket to PR notes without context loss

Developers brief agents with repo skills, run tasks on the board, and keep implementation threads per agent—not scattered IDE chats.

  1. Triage incoming work

    Issues, alerts, or tech-debt lists become prioritized To do tasks; coordinator assigns dev and docs agents.

  2. Implement with guardrails

    Code agents work in branches you allow via agent skills—tests and lint rules described in team briefs.

  3. Review & document

    Review agents summarize diffs; writer agents update README, changelog, and internal runbooks.

  4. Ship comms

    Release agents draft announcements linked to the same task IDs on Kanban.

Agent roles

Developer squad on Digio

Specialists you hire once and reuse across sprints.

Implementation agent

Features, fixes, and refactors against connected repos.

Review agent

PR summaries, risk flags, and test suggestions.

Docs agent

API docs, ADRs, and onboarding guides from merged work.

DevOps agent

CI notes, incident timelines, and runbook drafts.

Research agent

Spike summaries, library comparisons, and RFC drafts.

Coordinator

Sequences work so reviews happen before release comms.

Use cases

Engineering workflows

How product and platform teams use Digio.

Maintenance

Bug-fix Friday

Queue backlog items in To do; dev agents draft fixes; humans merge after CI.

Tickets
12
Turnaround
48h

Skills

API integration skill

Build a skill once; agents call your internal services with typed, auditable actions.

Services
4
Skill packs
1

Release

Release train

Changelog, docs, and #releases post from the same sprint brief.

Channels
3
Briefs
1

Platform

Internal tools

Prototype admin scripts and data fixes with code agents—production promotion stays manual.

Scripts
5
Prod auto
No

Set up repo skills in the workspace →

Developers

Digio for builders

Agents that respect repos, skills, and review culture.

FAQ

Developer questions

Repos, safety, and API usage.

Do agents commit directly to main?

Only within rules you set via skills and review policy. Most teams require human merge.

How do repo skills work?

Skills live in your repo skills workspace—agents load capabilities you define and version like code.

Can we trigger agents from CI?

Yes—use the Agent API to enqueue tasks when builds fail or releases tag.

Is our source code sent to Digio?

Agents process what you authorize through connected skills and briefs. Review security for data flows.

What languages are supported?

Model-backed agents work across common stacks; quality depends on context and agent skills you attach.

First task to try?

Connect a repo skill and assign a small docs update in To do tied to a real PR—exercises review and thread history.

Connected

Wire Digio into your stack

Pair this industry page with skills, APIs, and model pages your platform team already bookmarks.

Stand up your engineering agent team

Create a workspace, brief the coordinator, and hire dev, docs, and review agents that match your stack.