Tusk

It's being a game changer. To use Tusk.

Excited to announce that Tusk is partnering with Momentic to bring AI testing superpowers to our AI coding agent. Today we’re releasing Automated Browser Testing. Tusk is now the first AI coding agent capable of autonomously testing its frontend changes and iterating on them like a human engineer would. Automated Browser Testing builds on top of Momentic’s SOTA web agent. We generate testing steps in natural language and replicate user flows live in a browser on-demand. We’re excited to partner with the Momentic team for this key milestone. Get the power of Tusk’s code generation with the peace of mind that every ticket is validated in a real, live browser. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gdqPFXnd #AI #LLM #Partnership Sohil Kshirsagar Jun Yu Tan Wei-Wei W. Jeff An Henry Haefliger

New Tusk blog is up! ✍️🧑💻 Stay in the loop with our latest feature releases, technical deep dives, and other news. Our team will also regularly write about engineering-first stories and learnings that we personally find interesting in the LLM, autonomous agents, and software development space. Subscribe to the newsletter. Link to the blog in the comments 👇

We're launching something big for Tusk (YC W24) soon. Big enough to give us a step change improvement in agent reliability. And we're looking for beta users. Without spoiling the surprise, we've created a way for our coding agent to emulate how an engineer would test their frontend changes. If you're an engineer or PM on a team that deploys preview environments on every pull request (e.g., Vercel preview links), reach out to me in the comments or over DM and I can provide beta access if it's a fit. Sohil Kshirsagar Jun Yu Tan

Tusk was #1 SaaS Product of the Week on Product Hunt the week of Aug 12. Thanks all for your support! 🐘🥇 Improving agent reliability, steerability, and onboarding has been on our minds. Changelog for the past month: - Recursive Agent to improve reasoning - Abstract syntax tree to improve code generation - Custom repo instructions exposed in the UI - Suggested Issues from project management app - Improvements to addressing automated checks - Ability to retry code generation with feedback - Cleaner onboarding flow - Improved issues table UX

We're live and on the front page of Product Hunt! 🐘🚀 Go to the Product Hunt home page and support our launch. We've got a good community of folks asking thoughtful questions and providing interesting feedback in the launch post. Check out the Product Hunt link in the comments ⬇

Hey friends, Tusk (YC W24) is live on Product Hunt! Our AI agent helps product teams auto-fix UI issues from ticket to pull request. We launched our beta at the start of the year with a select group of companies while we were in the Y Combinator W24 batch. We’ve since battle-tested our agent across a variety of production tasks in mature, complex codebases. Sohil, Jun Yu, and I are proud to announce our latest feature releases and a special launch discount. I’d really appreciate your support! Check us out on the Product Hunt home page — find "Tusk (YC W24)" near the top. Launch link in the comments below 👇

Tusk now recalls granular insights from its memory of past closed/merged PRs *and* code reviews when solving new tasks. The more you use Tusk, the better it gets at generating code for your unique codebase. Other goodies that we've shipped for your enjoyment: 🧑🔬 Novel Mixture-of-LLMs approach to enhance Tusk's reasoning ability 🔔 Automatic reminders to review Tusk's PRs. Tusk will auto-close its PRs if no action is taken after 10 working days. ⏪ Ability to view past attempts at PR generation and addressing feedback Example of Tusk using its memory to style our new issue status appropriately:

Software engineers say using Tusk feels like working alongside another engineer on their team. 🛠️ Submit a review on Tusk's PR and our agent will auto-iterate on its changes to address your feedback 🧠 Tusk will remember your feedback and apply it when completing future tasks on your codebase The bottom line: Tusk gets better at making changes on your codebase the more you use it. P.S. The memory we store is specific to your Tusk client, and is never shared with other customers. Message Marcel or Sohil to learn more.