Automate engineering toil
Dev agents draft boilerplate, migration notes, and test stubs—queued in To do so humans approve the merge.
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.
Dev hub · sprint 24
Eng demo · coordinator across code, review, and docs
Illustrative engineering metrics—not contractual guarantees.
Switch sprint views on the same Digio stack—coordinator, agent chats, To do, and lead review—without losing repo context between tickets.
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.
Dev agents draft boilerplate, migration notes, and test stubs—queued in To do so humans approve the merge.
Writer agents update READMEs and runbooks when scope changes surface in agent chats.
Mount skills in the repo skills workspace and run jobs through Agent API from CI.
Developers brief agents with repo skills, run tasks on the board, and keep implementation threads per agent—not scattered IDE chats.
Issues, alerts, or tech-debt lists become prioritized To do tasks; coordinator assigns dev and docs agents.
Code agents work in branches you allow via agent skills—tests and lint rules described in team briefs.
Review agents summarize diffs; writer agents update README, changelog, and internal runbooks.
Release agents draft announcements linked to the same task IDs on Kanban.
Specialists you hire once and reuse across sprints.
Features, fixes, and refactors against connected repos.
PR summaries, risk flags, and test suggestions.
API docs, ADRs, and onboarding guides from merged work.
CI notes, incident timelines, and runbook drafts.
Spike summaries, library comparisons, and RFC drafts.
Sequences work so reviews happen before release comms.
How product and platform teams use Digio.
Maintenance
Queue backlog items in To do; dev agents draft fixes; humans merge after CI.
Skills
Build a skill once; agents call your internal services with typed, auditable actions.
Release
Changelog, docs, and #releases post from the same sprint brief.
Platform
Prototype admin scripts and data fixes with code agents—production promotion stays manual.
Agents that respect repos, skills, and review culture.
Repo skills — version skills in the repo skills workspace.
Agent API — trigger runs from CI via Agent API.
Kanban — tie agent runs to Waiting / In Progress / Done on Kanban.
Models & GPU — choose model tiers on AI models & GPU.
Repos, safety, and API usage.
Only within rules you set via skills and review policy. Most teams require human merge.
Skills live in your repo skills workspace—agents load capabilities you define and version like code.
Yes—use the Agent API to enqueue tasks when builds fail or releases tag.
Agents process what you authorize through connected skills and briefs. Review security for data flows.
Model-backed agents work across common stacks; quality depends on context and agent skills you attach.
Connect a repo skill and assign a small docs update in To do tied to a real PR—exercises review and thread history.
Pair this industry page with skills, APIs, and model pages your platform team already bookmarks.
Product deep dives, industries, and plans for engineering teams.
Create a workspace, brief the coordinator, and hire dev, docs, and review agents that match your stack.