Give GitMir approved work. It works from your product Intelligence, writes the change, runs the checks and returns a commit your team can verify.
$99 per project / month · No per-token billing
$99 per project / month
A task in Verify shows what was asked, what was done, the checks and the commits — and how far the change actually went in the product.
What should change
When an order webhook fails, try it again instead of dropping the order update.
Done when
Parts of the product
What was done
Failed deliveries are retried up to the project’s limit. Each delivery keeps its id, so a repeat is ignored.
Checks run
Commits
Promised vs. what changed
Why teams turn it on
Agents can do the work. Someone still has to brief them, watch them and explain the product to them.
Today
…and the token bill arrives at the end of the month
With GitMir Cloud Compute
After a person accepts a task, the Remote Worker takes it, gets the part of the product it touches from Intelligence, works in its own sandbox and commits. Verify shows what was promised next to what changed in the product.
$99 per project a month. No token meter.
Who it is for
CTO · Head of engineering
Accepted work gets done from the product’s own Intelligence, and you sign off a product change instead of decoding a diff.
$99 a projecta month, however many repositories — no per-token billing
Founder of a small team
No runner, keys or agent infrastructure of your own — one new permission on the repository.
Reviewer
Including what the change reached but nobody named — what green tests and a code review do not tell you.
A person decides what gets done. GitMir Cloud Compute does it with the product context already in hand, and a person checks what came back.
Work is written down on the project’s board with what must be true when it is done. An Admin of the project accepts it — nothing is carried out before a person does.
For each accepted piece GitMir Cloud Compute asks the project’s Intelligence for the part of the product it concerns, the same way your own agent would.
The work is done on GitMir’s infrastructure and committed to your repository — straight to the branch, or as pull requests if you switch them on.
The piece waits in Verify for a person. Its commits show on Changes, and the model updates after them like after any other push.
“I spend my day dispatching agents”
After a person accepts a task, the Remote Worker works on its own.
“The token bill is unpredictable”
$99 per project a month, with no per-token charge.
“I explain the product to the agent in every prompt”
“Done when” is written once on the task; the context comes from the model.
“Tests are green, but what changed in the product?”
Verify sets what was promised against what changed — including what nobody named.
“Keeping our own runner, keys and environment for agents”
GitMir’s own sandbox and one new permission on the repository.
“The agent did something nobody asked for”
It works only on accepted tasks, and anything it touched without being asked is shown.
GitMir Cloud Compute starts from what GitMir already knows — and what it adds is there for the next product.
Starts with
Cloud Compute
Remote Worker · no per-token billingAdds back
Used next by
Nothing to set up twice: GitMir Cloud Compute works on the project’s repositories, people, access and model. The only new permission is write access to those repositories through its GitHub App.
To do · In progress · Verify · Done
Commits straight to the branch by default · pull requests if you switch them on
The project’s Intelligence — what the parts are and what depends on them
Its own GitHub App, with write access to the repositories you give it
Deploy. It commits; your pipeline does the rest
$99 per project / month, however many repositories the project holds. Two projects are 2 × $99.
The work it carries out is not charged by tokens — one price per project
Next to your GitMir Intelligence plan, on any of them
People on the project do not add to the price
Model updates after its commits use your team’s credits, like any other push
It runs to the end of the paid period, and the work stays on the board
A Remote Worker for your project: GitMir carries out the work your team accepts — from the same Intelligence — and commits it to your repository. No per-token billing.
Only work a person has accepted on the project's board.
In GitMir's own sandbox, with context from the project's Intelligence. The result is committed to your repository, straight to the branch or as a pull request.
No. GitMir Cloud Compute is a Remote Worker priced per project, not per token. Only model updates after its commits use credits, like any other push.
$99 per project per month, however many repositories the project holds. Model updates after its commits use credits.
GitMir Cloud Compute works from a project’s Intelligence. Connect your repository first, then add GitMir Cloud Compute to the project from the cabinet.
