Agents can write code; they still don't ship commits.
Commitly closes the gap between AI-generated code and production-ready commits. Stop babysitting your agents.
No spam. We only email when it's time.
How it works
From diff to done.
Four steps between your code and a commit worth shipping.
Lint
Your rules, not ours. Commitly surfaces violations — agents fix them.
Docs
Stale docs ship with every half-done PR. Not anymore.
Tests
Coverage gaps become tasks. Agents write the tests before you ask.
Commit
A clean message, your format, every time. No more 'fix stuff'.
Currently supports Go, TypeScript, and Python projects.
MCP-driven orchestration
Agents come and go. The pipeline stays.
Every stage, every task, every handoff — orchestrated through MCP.
Same pipeline, everywhere
VSCode, Claude Code, any MCP client. Commitly runs the same way regardless.
Agent-agnostic by design
Codex today, Claude Code tomorrow. The commit workflow doesn't change.
State belongs to the pipeline
Switch agents mid-session. Pick up exactly where you left off.
Lint — 3 items
Remove unused import useState
src/components/dashboard.tsx:4
Replace any with explicit type
src/lib/api.ts:22
Add return type to fetchUser()
src/lib/api.ts:47
Item-level control
Every fix is a decision, not a surprise.
One item, one diff, one decision. Nothing ships without you.
Set the permission level
Strict, safe, or YOLO. You decide how much the agent can do on its own.
Accept or skip, then move on
You decide what ships, one item at a time.
Full diff before anything lands
The agent proposes. You see the change. Then you call it.
Skills-powered workflow
Your standards, built into every fix.
Define how each stage should run in your codebase, then let every agent follow the same playbook.
Set stage-specific guidance for how issues should be fixed
Lint fixes land differently than doc updates. Each stage gets its own skill.
Encode conventions once instead of repeating prompts
Your commit format, test framework, doc style — defined once, applied every time.
Keep fixes consistent across repos, and agents
Same skills, same output. Regardless of who runs it or where.
# Resolving golangci-lint Violations
You are fixing lint issues reported by golangci-lint
against the project's .golangci.yml configuration.
## Common Rules
**errcheck** — Unchecked error return
```go
// Banned
json.Unmarshal(data, &v)
// Allowed
if err := json.Unmarshal(data, &v); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("unmarshal: %w", err)
}
```
**unused** — Declared but unused variable
Remove the declaration, or replace with `_` if
the call has required side effects.
**govet** — Suspicious constructs
```go
// Banned: copying a lock value
var mu sync.Mutex
mu2 := mu
// Allowed: use a pointer
mu2 := &sync.Mutex{}
```
## Constraints
- Never suppress with //nolint without a reason
- Fix the root cause, not the symptom
- Preserve existing error wrapping patterns
- Run golangci-lint again after each fixFAQ