How a crew of AI agents ships a pull request
Watch a brief become a PR: who does what, where the work happens, and why nothing lands without you.
It starts with a brief
A Korden mission starts with a plain-language brief — "add GitHub login" — which the Director turns into a plan and routes to the crew.
No prompt engineering, no ticket templates. You say what you want; the Director decides how to get there.
The crew works in parallel
The Scout investigates the codebase, the Builder writes the change on an isolated git worktree, the Reviewer checks the diff, and the Tester runs the tests — concurrently, not one after another.
Because each agent has its own git worktree, the work is sandboxed: your main branch is never touched, and several missions can run at once.
You get a pull request
Korden opens a pull request with a clean summary and a checklist — the same artifact a human teammate would hand you.
You read the diff, request changes if needed, and merge when you're happy. The crew proposes; you dispose.
Why this is safe
It's safe because the human merge is mandatory and the work is local. Agents can't push to your protected branch, and your code never leaves your machine.
That's the whole idea behind vibe coding, grown up: the speed of AI, the safety of review.
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