Everything you need to ship faster

Triggers, code changes, scheduled agents, and tool integrations — all in one platform.

Trigger from anywhere

Start tasks from the tools your team already uses. Mention Eli in a GitHub issue, Slack message, or project management ticket and the agent gets to work immediately.

GitHub: mention @eli-agent or label issues
Slack: mention @Eli or use /eli command
Linear & Jira: add the eli label
PagerDuty & Sentry: automatic incident response

GitHub

Mention @eli-agent or label issues

Slack

Mention @Eli or use /eli command

Linear

Add the eli label to issues

Jira

Add the eli label to tickets

PagerDuty

Automatic incident response

Sentry

Automatic error triage

fix: add input validation to API endpoints

@@ -42,6 +42,15 @@

async function handleRequest(req: Request) {

const body = await req.json();

+ const schema = z.object({

+ email: z.string().email(),

+ name: z.string().min(1).max(100),

+ });

+ const validated = schema.safeParse(body);

+ if (!validated.success) {

+ return Response.json({ error: validated.error }, { status: 400 });

+ }

// Process request...

AI-powered code changes

Eli reads your entire codebase, understands the context, and writes production-quality code. Every change includes tests and a clean PR with a detailed description.

Understands your full codebase
Writes production-quality code
Adds tests for regressions
Creates clean PRs with descriptions

Interactive sessions

Have a multi-turn conversation with Eli. Review proposed changes, ask for adjustments, and commit when everything looks right.

Multi-turn conversations with the agent
Review and iterate on changes
Commit when you're satisfied
2-hour default session limit

Interactive session

Can you add rate limiting to the /api/auth endpoints?

I will add rate limiting using a sliding window approach. Here is my plan:

1. Add a Redis-backed rate limiter middleware
2. Apply to /api/auth/login and /api/auth/signup
3. Limit: 10 requests per minute per IP
4. Add tests for the rate limiting logic

Should I proceed?

Yes, go ahead. Use 5 requests per minute instead.

Agents that run on autopilot

Set up recurring agents that run on a schedule — daily, weekly, or custom cron. Dependency updates, security scans, standup summaries, financial reports. They run whether you're at your desk or not.

Cron schedules or one-time runs
Pre-built recipes for common workflows
Reports and artifacts for every run
No repo required — works with MCP tools alone

Scheduled agents

📦

Dependency Guardian

Every Monday at 9am

Last run: 2h ago

🛡️

Security Scanner

Every Monday at 6am

Last run: 2d ago

☀️

Standup Prep

Weekdays at 9am

Last run: 14h ago

💰

Financial Health Check

Weekdays at 9am

Last run: 14h ago

🔍

Competitor Intelligence

Every Monday at 9am

Last run: 2d ago

Slack

Messages & canvases

Notion

Pages & databases

Linear

Issues & projects

Figma

Designs & prototypes

Mercury

Banking & balances

Stripe

Payments & billing

Jira

Tickets & boards

Sentry

Errors & performance

PagerDuty

Incidents & alerts

Connect any tool via MCP

Eli connects to external tools through the Model Context Protocol. Give your agents access to Slack, Notion, Figma, banking APIs, and more — no code required. OAuth or token auth, configured in seconds.

One-click setup from the MCP server catalog
OAuth and token-based authentication
Org-wide or personal scoping
Works with any MCP-compatible server

TypeScript

Python

Rust

Java

Ruby

React

Next.js

Django

Rails

FastAPI

Spring

Works with your stack

Eli works with any language, framework, or toolchain. Connect your private repos, configure custom sandbox images, and define setup commands for your build process.

Any GitHub repo (public or private)
Any language or framework
Custom sandbox images
Setup commands for your build process

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