Developer Pack

One workspace for codebase health,
releases and incidents.

Developer Studio writes and reviews code. Sentry surfaces what is breaking, with an AI Fix Shortcut beside every issue. CI/CD confirms green. Changelog Writer ships the release note while the rest of the team is still pouring coffee.

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Studio · Code Quality · Dependency Scanner · API Docs · CI/CD · Sentry · PostHog · Roadmap

Developer Studio

An AI terminal that writes, reviews and ships code with you

Developer Studio is the flagship surface of the pack. Tell it what you want done in plain English; it reads the relevant files, drafts the patch, and opens the pull request against your branch. You stay in control of the merge. The typing, the searching and the boilerplate are no longer your job.

Code generation grounded in your repo conventions
In-thread review of diffs before they land
GitHub operations: branches, commits, PRs, comments
Reads team memory so the agent sounds like a teammate

developer studio · main
you › open the stripe webhook handler and add signature validation
  reading apps/api/src/webhooks/stripe.ts
  searching repo for STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
  drafting patch +12 −2
agent patch ready — opens PR #247 against main
review diffopen PRrun tests
you › 

The 2am workflow

An incident at 2am. Patched, deployed and documented before the Slack channel wakes up.

The story below is one chat, six tools, no context-switching. This is what the Developer pack feels like on the worst night of the quarter.

TypeError: cannot read ‘customer’ of undefinedCritical · 142 events

apps/api/src/webhooks/stripe.ts:47 · prod · 2:14am

AI Fix Shortcut

The handler reads event.data.object.customer before validating the webhook signature, so malformed payloads pass through. Add constructEvent() first; route bad signatures to a 400.

Open in Developer StudioDraft patch

02:14amSentry Error Monitor

A production error fires. Severity badge says critical, 142 events in three minutes.

02:14amAI Fix Shortcut

The agent reads the stack trace plus your last ten commits and proposes a root cause with a draft patch.

02:17amDeveloper Studio

You review the diff, ask for one more guard clause, and push the fix to a feature branch.

02:21amCI/CD Dashboard

Tests pass, deploy goes green, the dashboard moves the workflow to success.

02:24amIncident Tracker

The incident is logged with severity, timeline and an AI-drafted blameless postmortem.

02:26amChangelog Writer

A user-facing release note is drafted from the merged PR, ready for tomorrow’s release email.

Real scenarios

Sounds like your week?

“Sentry pages you at 2am with a stack trace and no context”

Open the issue in Sentry Error Monitor. AI Fix Shortcuts reads the trace, points at the most likely root cause, and drafts a code patch you can review in Developer Studio before pushing.

“Release day arrives and the changelog still isn't written”

Changelog Writer reads your merged PRs, commits and closed issues, then drafts dev-facing release notes and a separate user-facing version in your brand voice. You read; you ship.

“A dependency you ship picks up a fresh CVE”

Dependency Scanner flags the vulnerable services, suggests the safe upgrade, and the agent prepares the PR. By the time the security mailing list lands, you're already merging.

Code Review

Paste a snippet or PR diff

An AI read on security, performance and test coverage gaps. Advisory rather than a gate, so you stay in control of the merge.

PR #247 — feat: add stripe webhook handlerNeeds review

Security Webhook secret not validated

Performance No issues

Test coverage 0 tests added

Merge readiness 60% — 2 blockers

AI suggestion: Add stripe.webhooks.constructEvent() to validate the signature before processing. See Stripe docs.

What is in the pack

Eleven tools, one workspace, one chat

The agent knows every tool below, picks the right one when you ask, and routes data between them. You can also open any tool directly from the sidebar.

Code

Developer Studio

AI terminal with code generation, review and GitHub operations

Generate code or refactor against your conventions

Review diffs in-thread before they land

Draft commits, open PRs and search the repo

Stays grounded in your team memory

Code Quality

AI-scored scans for the files quietly costing you most

Lint violations and cyclomatic complexity

Tech-debt hotspots ranked by impact

Maintainability score per file

Refresh on every push

Dependency Scanner

Security vulnerabilities and available updates, in one feed

CVE matching across your manifests

Safe-upgrade suggestions with breaking-change notes

Per-service blast radius

PR-ready upgrade drafts

API Docs

Auto-generated from your repo or OpenAPI spec

Endpoints, request/response shapes, examples

Refreshes on every push

Shareable public or private docs

Never drifts from the code

Release and incident

CI/CD Dashboard

Live GitHub Actions per workflow, in one pane

Status across every workflow and branch

Failure logs surfaced inline

One-click re-run on flaky jobs

Deploy timeline at a glance

Changelog Writer

Two release notes from one source of truth

Reads commits, PRs and merged issues

Drafts a dev-facing changelog

Drafts a user-facing version in your brand voice

Publishes to changelog page or email

Sentry Error Monitor

Live issues with severity badges and AI Fix Shortcuts

Real-time issue feed by severity

AI Fix Shortcuts suggest root cause and patch

One-click open in Developer Studio

Trends and regression detection

Incident Tracker

From page to postmortem in one place

Severity, timeline and on-call notes

AI-drafted blameless postmortems

Linked to the originating Sentry issue

Feeds Roadmap with follow-up actions

Product analytics and prioritisation

PostHog Analytics

Pageviews, DAU/MAU, events, funnel drop-off

Live product metrics in the workspace

Funnel and conversion analysis

Event-level drilldown

Drop-off feeds Roadmap prioritisation

Roadmap

Where signal turns into the next sprint

Pulls drop-off from PostHog

Pulls follow-ups from Incident Tracker

AI ranks by impact and effort

Status, owner and target sprint per item

DORA Metrics

Deploy frequency, lead time, change-fail rate, MTTR

Pulled from GitHub + Sentry connections

Team velocity and historic trend

Cohort comparison across services

Surfaces regressions before retros

Code Review

Snippet, file or PR diff: get an AI read

Security and performance flags

Test coverage gaps

Copy-ready PR comments

Works across languages

Developer Specialist Agent

Not a general AI.
A developer specialist.

The Ergora developer agent has absorbed security frameworks, engineering best practices and incident response playbooks, and stays current with monthly knowledge refreshes, so the reviews you read reflect how good teams actually ship today.

Pre-trained on engineering best practices

OWASP frameworks, system design guides, incident response playbooks, engineering productivity research. Thousands of hours of curated knowledge, built in before the agent ever connects to your repos.

Continuously coached with the latest updates

Every month, your specialist refreshes its knowledge base, pulling platform changelog updates, new CVE advisories and engineering benchmarks. Always current, never stale.

Tuned to your stack over time

As you connect repos and incident data, the agent learns your conventions, common errors and testing patterns, so each review reads more like a teammate than a linter.

Built on industry intelligence

The AI that gets smarter with every commit.

Generic coding assistants forget your repo the moment you close the tab. Ergora remembers your stack, your patterns and your gotchas, and is pre-trained on thousands of expert articles from top engineering teams rather than random internet code.

Per-engineer and team memory

Every engineer's seat learns their coding style and preferred abstractions. The shared company memory holds the codebase conventions, CI flakes and postmortems.

Your seatTeam memory

Expert-grade intelligence, refreshed monthly

Pre-trained on thousands of expert articles across SRE, architecture, security, delivery metrics and modern engineering practice. Regularly updated as tools and frameworks evolve.

SREArchitectureSecurityDeliveryCode quality

Entity memory for services and incidents

Mention a service, dependency or recurring incident three times and Ergora starts tracking it: version drift, CVE alerts, SLA history, on-call context. By sprint two, you have living runbooks without writing them.

ServicesDependenciesIncidentsPRs

Cross-pack signal

A CVE drops on a dependency you ship. The Developer pack flags the affected services, Content drafts a customer-facing security note, and PR prepares a status-page update, so your team acts in hours, not days.

Superpowers