SuperPlane 1.0 launches open source: 52% of team's merged PRs were automated
Arindam_1729 · x · 2026-10-27
SuperPlane 1.0 launches as an open-source "software factory" for one-shot engineering: backlog issues in, verified PRs out. The team reports 52% of their merged PRs last month were automated through it.
Key mechanics:
- Intake scores each issue before an agent touches it; low-confidence items stay with humans.
- Verify runs the repo's real checks first, sends the agent a short failure excerpt, and stops after a set retry count.
- It works through CI failures and review feedback; humans review evidence and decide what ships.
- Apache 2.0 engine; self-host via Docker Compose on one VM or use their cloud.
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