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DevIntern is an agentic development suite that moves work from a rough idea to a merged pull request inside the tools your team already uses. It splits the workflow into planning and execution so specs become well-defined tickets and those tickets become pull requests with an automated review loop.

Devintern/pm converts inputs like goals, bug reports, Figma frames, logs, and prompts into well-specified backlog items. Devintern/code picks up that backlog, implements the work with an AI coding agent you choose, and self-reviews its own diffs before a human reviewer sees them.

You can run DevIntern locally for interactive use, or use unattended automation to keep the backlog moving in the background on your own infrastructure. The tracker wiring, coding agent, and your model/API keys stay under your control, and you can swap components without rebuilding the whole workflow.

What does DevIntern do end-to-end?

It turns rough input into well-specified tickets, then implements those tickets as pull requests. The agent self-reviews its diffs and can address review feedback on the same PR before you step in.

Can I use DevIntern without giving it my model or provider keys?

DevIntern uses the coding agent and model you configure using your existing provider setup. You bring your own API keys so usage runs on your terms.

Which task trackers and issue systems are supported?

DevIntern supports Jira, Linear, Trello, Asana, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, and plain markdown files. It supports the full lifecycle for pickup and completion, not just reading titles.

Which coding agents can I plug in?

DevIntern supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode as coding-agent options. Switching is designed to be a config-level change rather than a workflow migration.

How does unattended automation work when I’m not watching terminals?

It includes a feasibility gate for unclear tasks, an iterative self-review loop for diffs, and an automated path to pick up review comments and convert them into commits on the same branch. It also includes queue persistence with crash recovery and pause/resume behavior when provider rate limits are hit.

Is DevIntern only for teams, or can individuals use it?

Both. Interactive use is free with no signup or time limit, and you can run it locally for your own repos. Unattended automation is handled via the paid automation path.