Hand it off.
vonzio runs agents that finish the job — fix the bug, ship the PR, triage the failure — and stop when they're done. Not a chatbot. A colleague.
Describe it once.
Walk away.
No prompt engineering. No babysitting. You write the task the same way you'd Slack it to a teammate. The agent figures out the rest, runs in its own environment, and pings you when it's done — or when it actually needs you.
Tell it what you'd tell a teammate.
Plain English, in the dashboard or Slack. Paste a Sentry link, a screenshot, a half-finished thought. The agent asks back if anything's missing.
on logged-out users
→ workspace opened · agent online
It runs in its own sandbox.
A real container with your repo, your env vars, your tools. It reads code, runs tests, opens a draft PR. You see every step in the thread.
▸ run pnpm test --filter api
▸ commit fix: guard session refresh
You get a PR. Or a question. Never silence.
When it's done, it's a real PR with the diff, the test output, and a one-line summary. When it's stuck, it tells you exactly where — and why.
+24 −6 · tests pass
"missing await on session refresh"
Boring work, finished quietly.
Fix the bug
Paste the Sentry link. Agent reproduces it, finds the root cause, opens a PR with the fix and a regression test. You review the diff, not the stack trace.
Ship the PR
"Add pagination to the /events endpoint." It writes the code, the migration, the docs, the tests. Picks up your team's conventions from existing files.
Triage the failure
Paste the failing CI run, the broken deploy log, the red dashboard. Agent reads it, traces the regression to a commit, and opens a PR with the fix. No context-switch into the logs.
Run the ops
The flaky cron, the migration, the customer data export. Tedious one-shots that need a brain. The agent runs it in a sandboxed container with your repo and secrets.
Currently invite-only.
We're rolling out access carefully during early access. If you've got an invite, sign in with GitHub and you're set.