Everything ships through your rails.
LightSprint turns what your team describes in plain words into real software, the way a senior engineer would ship it.
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Isolated PRs go through the same approval and CI tests before production
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AI drafts the diff and flags the risk. A human still owns the merge.
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Every feature is built by agents in a secure sandbox.
Bring your own code, use your own tools. Stay in sync with the team.
Connect multiple repositories. Code locally in Claude, remotely via codex, or launch our agents in the cloud. LightSprint tracks all PRs and manages ticket state so your team has visibility and previews of every change.
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Health score
Codebase health: Speed doesn't cost you maintainability.
Analyze codebase reliability and security while measuring velocity. Get recommendations and start tasks from one panel.
One full stack setup, compounding returns. Isolated agent environments.
An onboarding agent connects to your existing repositories to set up your stack template. That template gives every task on your board its own full-stack environment: an isolated sandbox with a branched database when needed, where the agent tests its work safely.
Agent-forward collaboration with context. You call the shots on merge.
Don't just hand off tasks. Share context and steer agents as a team. A review hub merges agent feedback and verifies work with screenshots against spec, then scores merge readiness.
Your release flow stays untouched.
GitHub-backed delivery: branch rules, required reviews, GitHub Actions, and merge queues work out of the box. Every ticket is still a PR. Non-engineers follow the same ticket → PR → review → ship path your team runs today — same gate for everyone, no process skipped.
The right model for the job
LightSprint sizes the model to the change, so cost scales with complexity, not usage volume. Agent spins up cheaper subagents for simpler tasks.
Shared MCPs: 1,000+ connectors to help your team get work done faster.
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This isn't just fast.
It's governed.
Isolated by default
Reviewed before anyone sees it
Fully auditable
Reversible in one click
The software factory trusted by teams
We've been able to now accelerate product development dramatically by allowing PMs and designers to ship. Love the collaborative process on LightSprint!
Lucas Lee
Head of Product, Arc
We run dev and BD workflows on LightSprint - shared agent sessions and per-task previews eliminated the handoff friction between teams. Founding team is super responsive too.
Jason Chin
Managing Director, TransactCloud
Managing agents with LightSprint is a game-changer as we can share the same agent sessions and steer together. Feels like Google docs for agents.
Alberto Rosas
CEO, Didit
We send tickets from Linear and Slack directly into LightSprint, and its agents use our team’s shared skills and context to help build features, triage bugs, and work through the engineering backlog much faster.
Bladen Lam
CTO, Fuzzy
What impressed me is the way LightSprint helps with the planning process - designers, pms and devs can come up with a really good spec before giving it to an agent to one-shot.
Justin Chong
Head of Product, Chirp
LightSprint's plan mode allows me as a non-technical builder come up with different design variations for stronger alignment with my team.
Jarren Koh
Product Manager, Carousell
Coding agents run solo in one developer's IDE while the rest of the team falls out of sync. LightSprint is rebuilding the SDLC for the AI era.
Zhilin Wang
CTO, Metix AI
Frequently asked questions
Does LightSprint replace GitHub, CI, or our release process?
No. LightSprint works through your existing GitHub delivery flow.
Branch rules, required reviews, GitHub Actions, and merge queues stay in place. Every task still follows the ticket, pull request, review, and merge path your engineering team already uses.
Can we use Claude, Codex, and multiple repositories?
Yes. Teams can use Claude, Codex, or cloud agents while connecting multiple repositories.
LightSprint gives agents broader codebase context so they can follow the structure, conventions, and dependencies across connected repositories.
How are agent changes reviewed before merge?
Each change runs in an isolated sandbox with a live preview and automated verification artifacts such as screenshots or recordings.
The review hub brings the result, feedback, and merge-readiness checks together. Engineers or designated approvers keep final merge authority.
How does LightSprint protect codebase maintainability?
Shared skills and guardrails give agents the team's conventions and boundaries before they build.
LightSprint also supports codebase health analysis, scoped repository access, traceable changes, and the same required reviews and CI checks used for human-authored work.