Write the ticket, then go do something else. A fleet of AI agents writes the code, reviews and tests it, and lands the pull request.
Why it exists
A coding agent still needs someone at the keyboard. horned gives the agents the backlog instead: every ticket gets its own agent and branch, a second agent checks the work, and you step in only when there’s a decision to make.
It has merged more than 3,000 pull requests since February, across horned itself, Les Gardiens of Silence and this site.
What it does
- Ticket in, pull request out
- Picks up tickets from Linear, works each one on its own branch and opens the pull request.
- Checked before you look
- Another agent reviews every change against the ticket, and your project's own build and tests have to pass.
- Asks instead of guessing
- A decision that is yours lands on the ticket as numbered options. Reply with a digit and work resumes.
- Every agent you pay for
- Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Mistral Vibe and more share the work, and it moves on when one hits its limit.
