Your coding agent writes code.
Arcanist ships software you can trust.
Arcanist opens PRs, tests them end-to-end in your environment, fixes failures, and delivers work engineers actually trust enough to merge.
“We stopped babysitting agent output and started merging again.”
/payments...stripe_handler.py:142. Opening PR now.Submit in Slack.
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Describe what you need in plain English, right where your team already works. Arcanist works in the background. It reads your codebase, writes the change, runs your tests end-to-end, fixes failures, and opens a PR ready for review. Every task teaches it more about your repo, checks, and review standards.
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Describe
Tag @arcanist in any Slack channel with what you need done. Plain English. No templates.
Verify
Arcanist runs the change end-to-end, reads failures, fixes the issue, and re-pushes until the PR is ready to merge.
Launch more work without creating more review debt.
Stop context-switching between two or three threads. Submit as many tasks as you want. Each runs in its own isolated cloud environment, verifies before handoff, and returns as reviewable work instead of cleanup work.
Every team stops waiting on engineering.
Once Arcanist understands your company, it's not just engineers who benefit. CX asks about a customer bug in Slack and gets the full story (code, logs, recent changes, related incidents) in minutes instead of days.
- Revert the retry change for their endpoint
- Increase their timeout configuration
- Add a fast-path for webhooks under 5s
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How is this different from other coding agents?
Most coding agents write code and leave verification to the engineer. Arcanist runs the change end-to-end in your environment, fixes failures, and learns your CI pipeline, naming conventions, deploy process, and test patterns.
Is this safe for production codebases?
Every task runs in an isolated cloud sandbox. The agent creates PRs on feature branches. You review and merge, same as you would from any engineer. Sensitive files are automatically blocked.
How does Arcanist learn our environment?
From the first task, Arcanist reads your code, CI configuration, test patterns, and commit history. Each run deepens its understanding from tests, failures, fixes, and review feedback, so future tasks start with your full context instead of starting cold.
What if the agent gets something wrong?
Arcanist verifies before handoff. It runs tests end-to-end, reads CI and runtime failures, fixes the issue, and re-pushes. You still review and merge, but you are reviewing work that has already survived the same checks your team trusts.
Can Arcanist run inside our VPC?
Yes. Arcanist deploys inside your perimeter so code, secrets, and runtime data never leave your environment. Cloud, in-VPC, and on-prem deployment are supported, and the agent's sandboxes run alongside your existing infrastructure.
What does our security team get?
Every agent action is captured in an immutable audit log: repo reads, tool calls, sandbox commands, PR pushes. Sensitive paths can be blocked outright. SSO and role-based controls plug into the same review surface your team already uses.
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