superplanehq/superplane
Open source factory for one-shot engineering
What it solves
SuperPlane automates routine engineering tasks by turning high-confidence backlog issues into verified, review-ready pull requests. It removes the need for engineers to manually project-manage every step of routine development, allowing them to focus on complex work that requires human judgment.
How it works
It operates as a "factory" that processes work orders through defined automation lines. These lines consist of ordered stages where AI agents are coordinated with source control, CI, and review systems. The system continuously evaluates backlog issues for confidence, applies workflow-level guardrails, and sends failures back to agents with actionable context. It integrates with existing stacks, including AI models (Claude, OpenAI), source control (GitHub, GitLab), and observability tools (Datadog, Sentry).
Who it’s for
Software engineering teams looking to automate repetitive development work and streamline the path from a backlog issue to a reviewed pull request.
Highlights
- One-shot engineering: Automates the transition from backlog issue to pull request.
- Durable execution: Preserves event history and execution state across retries so failed runs can resume without losing context.
- Flexible deployment: Open source engine that can be run in the cloud or on-prem with a choice of AI models.
- Broad integration ecosystem: Connects with major AI agents, CI/CD tools, cloud providers, and communication platforms.
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