Veratex reads the issue, writes the fix, tests it in a sandbox, reviews it, and merges it. You choose how much of that runs on its own.
Veratex starts your product in a sandbox and uses it: clicks, forms, full flows. Dead buttons and broken pages become bug reports with repro steps. The same browser later proves its own fixes end to end.
Ideas come from reading your code and from using your product. Each one is a card with the reasoning attached. Approve it and Veratex builds it. Dismiss it and it never comes back.
Found while using the checkout flow: Apply does nothing and the console throws. Repro steps attached.
Deliveries retry instantly and hammer failing endpoints. Seen in 40+ log incidents this month.
One request makes 41 queries. A single join cuts p95 latency by about 380ms.
Overnight the bug became a branch, the branch became a fix, and the fix brought its own tests. The PR says what changed, why, and how it was verified.
Point Sentry, Datadog, or any JSON webhook at Veratex. When an alert fires, it works out which merged change caused it, files an issue carrying the stack trace and the suspect diff, and opens a fix PR with tests. It reads your alerts and nothing else: it never deploys, never rolls back, and holds no access to production.
When tests pass and the review is clean, the change merges on its own. You get a feed of what happened.
Veratex works on its own branch and keeps it tested. You merge the changes you want, or discard the ones you don’t. Your branch never changes without you.
Every command and test result is recorded by our servers, not reported by the agent. Open any run and read what actually happened.
The rules live in your settings, not in a prompt. Our servers enforce every one of them, so the agent cannot work around them.
The small, well-described issues nobody gets to.
Version bumps, breaking-change migrations, and the tests to prove them.
CVEs patched and verified the day they land.
Reproduces the flake in a sandbox, then fixes the cause.
Finds untested paths and writes the missing tests.
Keeps READMEs and changelogs matching the code.
Move reproducible bugs from the backlog to reviewed, tested changes.
Connect Sentry or Datadog alerts to investigation and fix work.
Turn written support reports into fixes with your chosen review settings.
Connect a repository and Veratex gets to work today.