Hand off a task before bed. Dag decomposes it, writes the code, verifies every check and merges the PR. You wake up ahead.
Runs on your own servers. Every merge carries its proof.
Dag turns your task into a dependency graph of small verifiable steps.
Each step runs on your own server with full project context.
Every step is checked against a compiled contract. Failures are repaired and retried.
The branch merges only when the checks are green. The report shows the whole night.
Every run ends with a report you can read in ten seconds and share with one click. What was done, how long it took, what was verified and what it cost. Numbers, not adjectives.
Night shift complete
Add rate limiting to the public API
Shipped autonomously by Dagpilot and verified per contract.
Dagpilot is an autonomous engineering system. It takes a task in plain language, decomposes it into a graph of small steps, executes them on your servers, verifies each one against a compiled contract and merges the result. You review a finished, tested pull request instead of babysitting an assistant.
Dag works through the graph step by step. When a check fails he repairs the step and retries. In the morning you get the Night Shift Report with the timeline, the verification results and the merged branch.
Dagpilot is self-hosted. Your code runs and stays on your own machines. Secrets are encrypted at rest, merges are gated by verification, and nothing is published unless you explicitly share a report.