The coding agent that asks before it builds
Stop wasting time debugging autonomous agents that built the wrong thing. Compyle keeps you in the driver's seat - asking smart questions to understand requirements, creating planning artifacts before coding, and checking in when decisions need to be made. Now with GLM 4.6, Claude Sonnet 4.5, and Claude Haiku 4.5 support. Get 20% off all plans today with code PH20!
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Jonathan, co-founder of Compyle, and we're thrilled to launch today with an exclusive 20% discount on all plans - just use code PH20 at checkout (today only)! The Problem We Solved 🎯 We built Compyle because we were tired of "autonomous" coding agents that: - Disappear for 20 minutes and come back with the wrong solution - Write 2,000 lines of code you don't understand - Make countless assumptions without asking - Force you to debug and refactor their decisions Our Differ
Let's goooo. Using Compyle to make Compyle
This proactive approach seems impressive - how many rounds of questions could Compyle collect before finalize? Congrats @jonathan_miranda1 !
Hey, I really like this project. It honestly feels like working with a skilled teammate who’s right there with me. The agent asks thoughtful questions, confirms details before acting, and helps me refine my ideas as I build — which I really enjoy. Its task-based workflow — where each task creates its own branch and PR — makes collaboration effortless and keeps my Git history much cleaner. I also appreciate how responsive the team is and how quickly they address any issues. The UI is sleek, the a
Hey Jonathan, quick one how steep is the learning curve for someone coming from classic fire-and-forget AI agents?
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