01 / an AI engineer who lives where your team already is
HIRE
GILFOYLE.
Hand him a feature from your phone. He builds it, proves it, opens the PR. Your flow never breaks; his does not exist.
free to start, no card. runsClaude+Codex+OpenCodein a sandbox on your repo
any harness, any model — no vendor lock-in.
private
bots
links
resources
gilfoyle-test
scheduling agent sessions
add a no-model-lock-in harness
csv export on the reports page
what env vars do you have access to
text channels
team
random
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a real thread. real UI, real API, passing tests, a PR. no mocks.
02 / not a chatbot
You already have an AI that writes code. This one runs it.
a chat AI
Writes code in a tab. You copy it, run it, find out it's wrong, and go back.
gilfoyle
Boots a sandbox on your repo, runs your frontend and backend, opens a real browser to confirm the change actually works, proves it with tests and a screenshot, then sends the PR.
knows your setup
Reads your repo to learn how it builds, runs, and tests. It won't ask you how to start the dev server.
shows its work
Every run is a session you can open and read end to end. Not a black box that just says "done."
"works on my machine" is its machine.
03 / watch it happen
One message. A real branch, a real PR, real proof it works.
You thought of it on a walk. The PR was open before you got home.
No editor. No laptop. No "let me get to my desk." You hand Gilfoyle the idea from wherever you are; he builds it in a sandbox on your repo and proves it works. The thread is the only interface.
04 / works with your stack
He doesn't guess. He reads the tools you already pay for.
Connect your stack once. He pulls the stack trace, the ticket, the metric himself, instead of asking you to paste it into the thread.
Sentry
reads the stack trace before he opens a file
Linear
owns the ticket, closes it on merge
PostHog
checks the funnel actually moved
Datadog
pulls the dashboard when latency spikes
Notion
reads the spec you already wrote
Figma
reads the design, not your description of it
+ any MCP server. if your team connects to it, so does he.
05 / the work you've been putting off
He's a senior engineer, not a feature vending machine.
bug triage
a Sentry alert fires. he reads the trace, finds the regression, opens the fix.
migrations
the dependency bump, the framework upgrade, the schema change. he just does it.
code review
he reads the diff nobody else wants to, and actually leaves comments.
the 2am page
on-call goes off. he's in the Datadog dashboard before you've found your glasses.
the chores
flaky tests, dead code, the docs that have been stale since launch.
06 / setup takes about a minute
sign in
AnyFrame SSO. One click, no password, no new account.
connect repos
Install the GitHub app on your org. Pick what he can touch.
add to slack or discord
Drop him in your workspace. @mention him. He gets to work.
free to start. you only pay if you keep him around.