One clear path from request to evidence.
Nova takes the assigned work, uses the engineering environment, follows your rules and returns a result your team can verify.
What you can hand it today.
Fix the bug
A ticket with a clear reproduction becomes a pull request with a test that proves it is fixed.
Do the upgrade
Framework and dependency bumps, with the test suite as the safety net and the breakages fixed.
Clear the warnings
Deprecations and compiler notices across a whole codebase. The work that is easy and endless.
Review the change
A reviewer on every pull request that has actually read the codebase, not just the diff.
Check the browser
Run the changed journey in a real browser and return screenshots, structured checks and a clear verdict.
Cover the gap
Tests for a module nobody has touched in a year, before somebody has to touch it.
The pattern that works is not the most impressive task. It is work that genuinely needs doing, that someone would otherwise do, where a mistake costs you a rejected pull request rather than an incident.
It works like a colleague, not a chat window.
The work stays visible
Progress, questions, approvals and results remain available throughout the job and afterwards.
It works in the real project
Nova uses the repository, toolchain, tests and browser your engineers rely on.
You can redirect or stop it
Add guidance while Nova works, pause the current job or stop it without losing what already happened.
It handles interruptions honestly
Nova reports uncertainty and checks the real result before attempting an action again.
- 09:00 Jira PAY-2841 assigned to Nova duplicate confirmation emails started
- 09:01 Nova inspected the repository reproduction started working
- 09:18 Bug reproduced and regression test written working
- 10:42 Fix complete · 214 tests pass 3 files changed done
- 10:48 Browser journey verified evidence attached verified
- 10:49 Approval requested to publish the branch waiting
- 11:03 Approved · PR #912 opened approved
It uses what your team already uses.
Work starts in NovaCore or Jira, with GitHub as the code and review surface. The same job remains visible across those tools, so context and decisions do not fragment.
Your team can follow progress in NovaCore and review ordinary pull requests with tests, browser evidence and approval history attached.
Nova remains the product your team assigns and reviews. The implementation underneath does not change the workflow, approval model or evidence your team receives.
- The work history
Progress, questions, approvals and results, live or later.
- What it cost
Per ticket, per team, per repository. No surprises at the end of the month.
- What proved the result
Tests, browser checks, screenshots and Nova’s summary attached to the work.
- What it knows
Project guidance and attributed notes your team can inspect and correct.
Control, and where it runs.
See Nova run on your own code.
A working session rather than a slide deck. Bring a repository and a ticket you would otherwise assign to someone, and watch it go from the ticket to a pull request you approve.