Bring your own agent
Your agents. Our queue.
Parsemend triages errors into a fix queue and exposes it over an API and webhooks. Your own agents, running on your own servers, claim a fix run, do the work, and post the result back. Parsemend never calls a model and never sees your source. You pay for the framework, not for inference.
The four questions
- Where the run executes
- Your infrastructure
- Who pays for tokens
- You, directly to your provider
- Model choice
- Anything you run
- Source seen by Parsemend
- Never
How the data flows
Parsemend triages events into a fix queue. Your agent claims a run, reads your source where it already lives, calls whatever model you point it at, and posts the patch back.
- Your infrastructure
- source codeyour agentfix run
- Parsemend
- error eventsfix queue
- Model provider
- model call
What Parsemend contributes
Context bundles
The stack trace, the in-app frames, the surrounding source, the breadcrumbs and the recent commits that touched those lines — assembled into one payload an agent can act on without crawling the repo.
Fix-run state machine
Root cause, then solution, then coding, then change description. Each step is a checkpoint. A run that dies at step three resumes at step three rather than starting over.
Confidence gating
Every step emits a confidence score. Below the project's threshold the run pauses and waits for a human instead of confidently shipping a wrong patch.
Draft PR post-back
The patch arrives as a draft pull request against the right branch, with the root cause and the reasoning in the description. It never merges itself.
Who this is for
Teams who already run an internal coding agent and want it fed real, triaged work.