What it does
DevIntern runs on your own machines. A worker watches your tracker for ready tickets, routes each to the right repository, has a coding agent implement it in an isolated worktree, and opens a pull request for people to review. It works with Jira, Linear, Trello, Asana, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues or plain markdown files, and with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode as the agent. Models are billed on your own provider contract. A feasibility check sends vague tickets back to the tracker with questions, an optional self-review loop critiques the diff, and reviewer comments return to the same branch as commits. Running a single task from the terminal is free with no time limit. Unattended automation is the paid part: the site lists a 14-day no-card pilot, team plans from $99 a month, and a one-time supporter license for solo use. The source is available under the FSL and each release converts to Apache-2.0 after two years.
Capabilities
- Picks up ready tickets from seven tracker types
- Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode
- Feasibility gate that flags vague tickets
- Optional self-review of the agent's diff
- Review comments become commits on the same branch
- Persistent queue with crash recovery and rate-limit pause
When to use it
- You want tickets turned into pull requests while you are away
- You already pay for a coding agent and want to keep your own model keys
- Your code and credentials must stay on your own machines
