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DevIntern
DevIntern is a self-hosted worker that automates pull requests by connecting tracker tickets to existing coding agents on local infrastructure.
DevIntern is a self-hosted worker that automates the software development workflow by bridging issue trackers and coding agents. It watches for ready tickets, routes tasks to the appropriate repository, and directs a coding agent to implement the work. The tool handles feasibility checks, implementation loops, and pull request creation automatically. It integrates with Jira, Linear, Trello, Asana, Azure DevOps, and GitHub Issues. Users review the resulting diffs and pull requests rather than supervising active coding sessions. The software is source-available and runs entirely on the user's own infrastructure, ensuring credentials and code remain private.
DevIntern at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: CLI, Self-hosted
- Pricing: Interactive use is free forever. Team plan: $99/month for up to 10 devs. Business: $299/month for up to 30 devs. Supporter license: $99 one-time.
- Released: December 2021
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: devintern.com
Key features
- Automated ticket pickup and pull request creation
- Self-hosted operation on your machines
- Feasibility gate for ticket validation
- Optional self-review loop for agent-generated diffs
- Review comment handling as commits on the same branch
- Integration with multiple issue trackers
- Support for existing coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex
Use it for
- Turning backlog tickets into pull requests automatically
- Managing coding tasks across multiple repositories
- Handling review comments as automated commits
- Maintaining an asynchronous development loop
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