OURFor engineering teams

Migrations, refactors,
coverage.

Kaer's Operator reads your codebase, writes the code, passes the tests, and opens a PR you can review — without interrupting the engineers who wrote it.

How it ships

From commit to merged.

Every change follows the same path your team already uses. No new workflow — Operator slots in at the code-writing step, opens the PR, and runs your existing CI.

  • Opens a PR on your branch — reviewed like any teammate's
  • Runs your CI: build, unit, e2e, typecheck, lint
  • Merge stays gated on human approval
OURWhat it handles

The work that stalls sprints.

Codebase-wide sweeps

Rename a symbol across 300 files, move a module, update every call-site and import. Operator maps the full dependency graph before touching anything.

Repo-scale

Dependency & version bumps

Upgrades a library, adapts every breaking API, patches the tests — then opens a PR with the diff already green.

Upgrade-safe

Flaky-test triage

Runs the suite in a fresh VM, isolates the non-deterministic path, fixes the race or timing assumption, and ships the patch.

Root-cause fix

Schema & migration safety

Generates the migration, writes the rollback, checks column defaults, and validates the ORM model before commit. No surprises in prod.

Rollback-ready
312tests run before every PR
≤ 4hfor a large refactor, end-to-end
0commits on your machine
100%of changed paths covered by default
We used to batch the migration and test-coverage work into a dedicated sprint every quarter. Now we hand it to Operator at the end of each cycle — and get the PR back in a few hours, with a rollback and the tests already green.Daniel Osei — Staff Engineer, Pave

Ship the backlog.
Keep the engineers.

Operator integrates with GitHub, runs in your CI, and never needs a seat on the on-call rotation. Set up in under ten minutes.

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