The BizBMS coding agent
Meet Cody.
Cody takes a card off your board, asks first, builds and tests on its own slot, and lands through the gate.
Cody works from your board and your repository. Nothing lands without your people's word.
How Cody works a card
One card, one landing
Illustration
Cody
You
BAS-12: record browser journeys as video from the chat.
Cody
Three questions before I build: which journeys, where the videos live, and who can watch them.
You
Checkout and onboarding. In the client workspace. Reviewers only.
Cody
Preview is up on slot 4 with tests at 100%. Awaiting your word to land.
What Cody ships
- Code and tests
- Every change with the tests that prove it, at full coverage.
- Migrations in step
- Schema changes carry their migration or the gate refuses.
- Docs and changelog
- The changelog is generated from the record, never written by hand.
- A signed commit
- Every commit names its agent and model.
- A live preview
- Each card on its own slot with its own database and hostname.
Your gate, your word
- Conventions and types are checked on every commit.
- Under-tested work cannot leave the machine.
- Nothing lands until your people say the word.
Biz and Cody
Cody
The coding agent. Takes the card Biz opened and lands it through the gate.
How Cody works a card →Delivery runs on BAS™
Cody runs on BAS, the BizBMS Agentic System: the board, the slots, the gate and the signed record.
How BAS works →Questions
- What is Cody?
- Cody is the BizBMS coding agent. It takes a card off your board, asks its questions, builds and tests on its own slot, and lands through the gate.
- Which boards and repositories does Cody work with?
- The board you already have and the repository you already keep. BAS connects through a tracker port and a git-host port.
- Can Cody land code without review?
- No. Every landing waits for your people's word and passes the gate: conventions, types, full test coverage, migrations in step.
- How do I know what Cody changed?
- Every commit names its agent and model, the changelog comes from the record, and Biz answers from it.