Step by Step
Real tickets. Real code. Real pull requests.
These screenshots are from an actual run on a live codebase.
The Problem
How It Works
CodeProdigy connects to your existing tools and does the heavy lifting. No new process to adopt.
A ticket comes in via Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, or your existing system.
The system reads the ticket and analyzes your codebase to understand the full context.
Within minutes: working code, plus a report covering what was done, assumptions made, and alternatives considered.
Your team reviews, refines if needed, and ships. Same tools, same workflow.
See It In Action
From ticket to pull request, automatically.
Step by Step
These screenshots are from an actual run on a live codebase.
Why It's Different
No rip-and-replace. No six-month rollout. CodeProdigy fits into what your team already does.
Fully hosted by us. Nothing to install, configure, or provision on your end. You are up and running immediately.
CodeProdigy watches your ticket system and triggers the moment a new ticket is created. No manual steps, no human needed to kick it off.
It watches for comments on its pull requests and tickets and updates its work based on your team's feedback. One review cycle, not five.
Every output includes a full explanation — what was done, what was assumed, and what alternatives were considered. Not just code.
Compatible with any ticket system and any code repository. No migration, no switching costs.
We always run on the best available model. As AI improves, so does CodeProdigy — automatically.
Each agent runs in a secure, isolated container with access limited to a single customer's environment. No shared environments, no cross-customer visibility.
Most AI tools help developers write code. CodeProdigy starts with the ticket and ends with a tested pull request inside your team's workflow.
Who We Are
Co-founder
Rajiv is a Stanford-trained engineer who has spent his career at Google, Amazon, and as founder and CTO of a VC-backed startup. He built CodeProdigy from the ground up.
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Co-founder
Eric has spent his career at the intersection of law, strategy, and technology, with executive roles at early-stage tech companies and mentoring at various accelerators.
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