Rib works around the clock — writing features, fixing bugs, deploying to production, and reporting back. No babysitting. No pair programming. Just tasks in, shipping out.
Rib replaces the human in the loop with a reliable autonomous loop.
Drop a task in plain English. Rib reads your codebase, writes the feature, runs your test suite, fixes any failures, and opens a PR — all without a prompt back.
Rib runs in the background — when you wake up, there's a PR waiting. It monitors your CI, catches regressions, and keeps the build clean without you checking in.
Frontend, backend, database migrations, API integrations, DevOps — Rib handles the whole stack. You describe the outcome. It figures out the path.
When tests fail or deployments break, Rib reads the error, forms a fix plan, and retries — up to three times before flagging you for a decision.
Every morning you get a plain summary: what shipped, what failed, what Rib is still working on. No guessing, no morning standup.
Connect your GitHub, pick your deployment target, set your coding conventions. Rib learns your codebase and follows your patterns — not generic ones.
You have the vision. You have the market insight. You have a Notion doc full of features you know would work — if only you had the time to build them.
Every week you spend debugging, refactoring, or deploying is a week you're not talking to users, refining your positioning, or validating the next thing.
Rib closes that gap. It doesn't replace your judgment — it replaces the hours of execution between your decisions and shipped code. One task at a time, running while you live your life.
Every day Rib runs is a day your product gets closer to something real. Not another planning doc. Not another backlog. Shipping.