We've mastered automation. Our CI/CD pipelines are finely tuned machines that can build, test, and deploy code with breathtaking speed and reliability. But there's a glaring gap in this automated paradise: the creation of the code itself. While we've automated everything around the developer, the core act of development—translating a ticket into a pull request—remains a largely manual, synchronous process.
What if we could change that? What if you could provision a developer with the same ease as you provision a cloud server? What if your CI pipeline, upon finding a bug, could not only report it but also hire an agent to fix it?
This is the next frontier of software development: agentic, on-demand development. It's about treating development not just as a human process, but as a programmable service.
Think about your current workflow. A task is created in Jira or a similar tool. It enters a backlog, gets prioritized, and eventually assigned to an engineer. That engineer needs to switch contexts, understand the requirements, write the code, and submit a pull request. This human loop, while essential for creativity and complex problem-solving, introduces delays, context-switching overhead, and dependencies on individual availability.
CI/CD automates what happens after the git push. But the real bottleneck is often the time it takes to get to that push. Agentic development aims to bridge this gap, turning the creation of code into an API call.
At devs.do, we've made this concept a reality. We provide access to a hybrid network of elite human developers and powerful AI code agents through a single, simple API. Instead of assigning a ticket, you create a task programmatically.
Here’s how you can request a brand-new feature build with a single function call:
import { Do } from "@do-inc/sdk";
// Initialize the client with your API key
const doit = new Do({ apiKey: process.env.DO_API_KEY });
// Define and create the development task
const newFeatureTask = await doit.devs.createTask({
description: "Implement a new OAuth 2.0 login flow using Google.",
repoUrl: "https://github.com/my-org/my-app",
skills: ["typescript", "oauth", "react"],
maxHours: 20
});
console.log(`Task ${newFeatureTask.id} created, status is ${newFeatureTask.status}.`);
// Expected output: Task task_abc123 created, status is pending_assignment.
This isn't just triggering a webhook. This code kicks off a complete development workflow. Our platform analyzes the task and intelligently assigns it to the best-fit resource. Within minutes, a vetted developer or a specialized AI agent is cloning your repo and getting to work. You just get a pull request back when it's done.
Integrating a developer API into your stack unlocks powerful new automation possibilities that go far beyond standard deployment pipelines.
Imagine a CI pipeline that doesn't just fail—it fixes itself.
Close the gap between ideation and implementation.
Keep your codebase healthy without consuming your core team's time.
A common question is: "Am I hiring a human or an AI?" With devs.do, the answer is both. We believe the future of development lies in a seamless collaboration between human creativity and AI efficiency.
Our platform acts as an intelligent router, assigning your task to the resource that can deliver the highest quality result in the most efficient way. Every piece of code, whether from a human or an AI, undergoes a rigorous QA process, including automated testing and a final review by a senior engineer to ensure it meets our exacting standards.
We've spent years perfecting the automation of infrastructure and deployment. It's time to apply that same thinking to the act of development itself. By treating development as a programmable, on-demand service, you can eliminate bottlenecks, increase your team's velocity, and allow your core engineers to focus on the hard, high-value problems that truly drive your business forward.
Stop just building pipelines. Start building with them.
Ready to integrate on-demand developers into your workflow? Explore the devs.do API and start automating your development today.