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Ohara’s cloud-based engineering agents tackle your development work end-to-end: they answer questions about the codebase, implement features, fix bugs, and open pull requests. Multiple agents run in parallel, so your team can pursue many tasks at once. Each task launches in its own isolated cloud sandbox, already preloaded with your repository.
Your AI software engineer that executes tasks from start to finish:
1. Ask your Ohara a question about the codebase or ask the agent to build or fix something from Slack.
2. Ohara will analyze your codebase, ask for more info, and create a plan.
3. Ohara will start each task independently in separate, isolated sandboxes preloaded with your repository.
4. Ohara will test the changes and ensure that the changes build properly.
5. Ohara will then create a pull request for your review.
Ohara agents are quite good at completing a wide range of software engineering tasks, but it spikes significantly for debugging (autonomously fixing bugs in recently submitted PRs, fixing build errors, etc.).
After completing a task, Ohara’s agent commits its changes within its sandboxed environment. It also includes citations with logs and test outputs, so you can trace every step of the process. You can review the results, request additional revisions, or create a PR. The sandbox environment is configured to closely mirror your team’s development setup for seamless integration.
Your Ohara software engineering agents are built to work in production codebases and work well in any project you have. Ohara is also built for collaboration and to fit into your team's workflow — it has the best tools for its tasks, from reading & editing files to real-time web search & MCPs.
Whether it's building new features, refactoring your codebase, or handling merge conflicts, Ohara can help you build more.