Point Marshal at your work — your issue tracker, error monitoring, Slack, or a one-line ask. A fleet of Claude agents fixes the bugs and builds the features in parallel, runs your CI + a real browser test, and opens clean pull requests — never touching your main. Merge what you like. Pay per merged PR. Everything you don't merge is $0.
Add a task above and watch it flow — planned, built, tested, turned into a clean pull request. This is your board.
One real bug — “blank rates when importing the supplier CSV” — from the second it lands to the pull request that reaches you. Eleven gates stand in between, and it moves forward only when it clears each one. Scroll.
Here's exactly what lands in your queue — a clean PR you review like any teammate's, with the diff, your CI, and the browser-test evidence attached.
Root cause: the import joined rates on supplier_id instead of rate_id, so every rate resolved to NULL. Fixed the join and added guards for an empty file and a missing header. Added a regression test that uploads a real CSV and asserts the rates load.
Illustrative — every real PR ships with its own diff, your CI run, and a recorded browser test.
Clear the backlog while you focus on customers. Real delivery capacity — without a hire or a salary.
Offload the boring 20% — the small bugs, the boilerplate. Review what you'd rather not write yourself.
Ship the stuff you never get to. One ticket at a time — pay only for the ones you merge.
Extra throughput on your terms — PRs into your review process, your CODEOWNERS, your merge button.
No "is this a $100 or a $500 ticket?" hesitation — two prices, set before the fleet starts. And $0 for anything you don't merge.
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Every objection people have about AI developers — gone, because the incentives are perfectly aligned.
The fleet is fenced to pull requests. Your branch protection, your reviewers, your merge button — all unchanged. It just does the work first.
If a PR doesn't pass your CI, or you don't like it, you close it and owe nothing. Marshal eats the cost of the misses — its only incentive is to ship code you actually want to merge.
You're not filing tickets into a faceless tool. A named engineer steers the fleet, stands behind every PR, and is one email away — as accountable as any contractor you'd hire.
Real diffs, real PR descriptions, your CI logs, browser-test evidence attached. You can see exactly how every change was built before you merge it.
A least-privilege GitHub App — pull-request access only. No admin, no force-push, no infra. Revoke it in one click, any time.
It works in an ephemeral sandbox that's torn down when the PR closes. Never trained on, never stored, never shared.
Every gate you just scrolled through runs on real, production software every single day — a B2B platform with a web app, native iOS + Android apps, a Go backend, real-time sync and durable background workers. Built and run by Parshva, the studio behind it, on this exact fleet.
The fleet that built every one of these numbers is the same fleet you're pointing at your backlog.
Connect your repo and point Marshal at your backlog — issues, errors, features, wherever they live. The fleet starts clearing it tonight — and you won't pay a cent until you merge.