gilfoyle.runs on anyframe

01 / an AI engineer who lives in your discord

HIRE
GILFOYLE.

Hand him a feature from your phone on a walk. Review the PR when you're back. Your flow never breaks; his does not exist.

free to start, no card. runs Claude + Codex in a sandbox on your repo

$ whoami → your most reliable engineer. doesn't sleep. doesn't care.

02 / why you actually need this

You have more ideas than desk-time. Most of them die because you weren't at your keyboard when they showed up.

Gilfoyle is the fix. Delegate the work the second you think of it, from wherever you are, and keep moving. He executes; you stay in flow. Momentum stops leaking.

capture

Idea hits. You @mention it. Done thinking about it.

execute

He branches, builds, and tests in a sandbox on your repo.

compound

You review a real PR later. Three ideas already shipped.

9:414G ▮▮▮
#feature-requests

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 / 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.

your connectors

Plugs into Linear, Slack, your docs for the context it needs, instead of guessing.

"works on my machine" is its machine.

05 / what he eats

01

the feature you thought of in the shower

@mention it before you towel off. it's a PR by the time you're dressed.

02

the migration nobody volunteers for

he doesn't volunteer either. he just does it, then tells you it's done.

03

the bug, at 2am, while you're asleep

he's awake. he was always awake.

06 / setup takes about a minute

01

sign in

AnyFrame SSO. One click, no password, no new account.

02

connect repos

Install the GitHub app on your org. Pick what he can touch.

03

add to discord

Drop him in a server. @mention him. He gets to work.

free to start. you only pay if you keep him around.