[blacksoil]

Claude code has a version that runs on the cloud. You grant it access to Github then and you can tell it to make changes and create PR from your phone, tablet, or desktop. I'm curious, but what makes this difference than that?

[willydouhard]

The main difference is that you can pick/combine coding agent CLIs (claude code, codex, open code). There is no vendor lock-in.

[dbbk]

That's literally just GitHub agents?

[danoandco]

Yes, broadly. The main structural difference is that we’re agent-agnostic, so we can combine lab-native CLIs in one workflow. GitHub will likely struggle there because they have direct partnerships with Anthropic and OpenAI.

On the features themselves, we have a better UX across integrations, and more advanced features like video recording.

[dbbk]

This seems like a weak argument. GitHub is already agent (not just model) agnostic, they have Copilot and Claude Code. I just don't see how this is a business, sorry.