Resolve git merge conflicts and push a fix
A tutorial shows Scout comparing both sides of merge conflicts, proposing a merged file for review, then committing and pushing to a branch.
Shipping code, reviewing PRs, running infra, and fixing things at 3am.
198 use cases
A tutorial shows Scout comparing both sides of merge conflicts, proposing a merged file for review, then committing and pushing to a branch.
A guide shows Scout running build, test, lint and gh commands, listing or creating PRs, and handing diff reviews and test runs to background sub-agents.
Founders report Devin touching all PRs at ChatPRD and being Gumroad's top contributor with over 1,500 merged PRs.
A backend engineer says their team uses Devin for internal dashboards and migration scripts, treating output as a starting point that saves about four hours of boilerplate.
Neon's docs team has Devin create the weekly changelog from a playbook and open or revise doc PRs from GitHub issues, for repetitive work only.
Devin scanned a rearchitected codebase and delivered a new README as a PR with accurate setup and API details, but struggled with design rationale and purpose.
Scott Wu had Devin build and deploy a mobile-friendly React quiz from a TSV of speaker names and photos, plus a QR-code site to share it.
Kearney gave Devin repo access to migrate a production Electron app to Vue 3 and update npm packages, committing after every five components.
Answer.AI tried Devin on an observability integration, an nbdev migration and a vulnerability review; it found some real issues, hallucinated others, and failed the migration.
With computer use, Devin built and played a desktop game, ordered on Amazon, and tested its own work by clicking through the app.
A tester asked Devin to create a basic Pong-style game and a website, and it finished both in under 20 minutes.
In a vendor launch demo, Devin built an interactive Game of Life website, added requested features step by step, and deployed it to Netlify.
A former programmer used Replit Agent over a weekend to build a booking app with calendar, Google OAuth, Stripe deposits and notifications, though time zones and UI needed back-and-forth.
A low-coder used Replit Agent to build a 'Budget Buddy' with category budgets, a spending dashboard and expense log in about 20 minutes, using half their monthly credits.
A doctor with no coding experience used Replit to build a clinic app in 5 days with booking integration, prescription requests, health trackers and an AI symptom checker.
A community member used Replit Agent over a couple of weeks to build a CRM with email integration, video sales letter recording and meeting scheduling.
A developer used paid Replit to build and deploy a micro-SaaS to production in about 3 hours, with database, domain, hosting and monitoring handled.
A Replit forum user built a Chrome extension so they could keep notes in view while presenting webinars, and published it to the Chrome Web Store.