Trooper for Engineering
Ship faster with traced missions.

AI engineers for code, reviews, issues, and DevOps β€” scoped to your repos with checkout discipline and merge gates.

02Overview

Developers that never context-switch

Agents open PRs, fix issues, update docs, and monitor CI from your GitHub β€” all ticket-traced.

Atomic checkout prevents two agents from conflicting on the same task.

Staff engineers stay in command on architecture, security, and merges.

Repo-scoped agents

Each agent knows branch strategy, test commands, and review standards for its assignment.

CI patrol

Failed builds triaged, flaky tests flagged, and fix PRs drafted for review.

Docs that stay current

Changelog and README updates tied to the PRs that changed behavior.

What platform teams stitch together

Roadmaps shouldn’t live in twelve docs, and a private Slack channel.

Architecture tools, RFCs, capacity sheets, and status decks often total ~564/mo in seats β€” while tech leads still chase updates by hand.

Architecture wiki
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$55/mo
RFC / Notion seats
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$70/mo
Capacity planner
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$89/mo
Status / OKR tool
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$99/mo
Diagramming
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$45/mo
Incident reviews
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$39/mo
Dependency tracker
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$59/mo
Vendor scorecards
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$29/mo
Meeting notes AI
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$30/mo
Roadmap board
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$49/mo
+ Status archaeology Fridays
+ RFC drift stale
+ TL as PMO 12+ hrs
$564/mo10 logins15+ hrs*tech leads are the integration layer
One Mission Control replaces all of it
YYou9:14

ok Trooper, draft the RFC and pull dependency status. go.

TrooperManager9:14

On it. Watch me work πŸ‘‡

Drafted the RFC skeleton

Problem, options, recommendation

RFC draftADRs linked

Mapped dependencies

Teams and blockers listed

3 teams1 blocker

Updated the roadmap note

Exec-ready summary ready

Collecting reviews

Nudging reviewers on the RFC

Approved

Planning loop closed. Next decision starts with a draft, not a blank page.

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from $25/mo1 loginone workspace*one mission control

03Playbooks

Engineering playbooks on the board.

Incident triage, infra changes, and on-call handoffs β€” traced with PagerDuty, GitHub, and Slack.

PagerDuty alert
Trigger
P1 alert
Parse logs
Draft runbook
Open incident
Commander gate
Time to triage18 min β†’ 6 min

04Capabilities

What this team doeson Trooper.

Each row is one clear capability β€” ask in chat, watch it run, approve before anything ships.

Incidents with a full trail, not a Slack scramble.

Triage, rollback, and follow-up steps stay on one ticket. Everyone sees what ran β€” and what still needs a human.

Engineering β€” Incident
p99 spike Β· /api/v2
incident #442 Β· Leo responding
08:12 alert fired
08:14 Leo Β· pool exhaustion
08:16 kubectl logs api-gateway
08:18 rollback v2.3.1 βœ“
Postmortem draft attached Β· human review

PRs and CI on mission, staff still merge.

Agents open pull requests, attach test results, and keep the thread current. Staff engineers stay in command on architecture and merges.

Engineering β€” Ship
ENG Β· parser hotfixIn progress

Fix invoice parser null rows

github.comacme-billing
Claude Codeworking
~/acme-billing Β· fix/parser-null-rows Β· tests/parser.test.ts
$ claude β€” resume session
Session attached Β· ACP harness
write_file tests/parser.test.ts β€” empty CSV regression
exec vitest tests/parser.test.tsβ–Œ
Codexworking
~/acme-billing Β· fix/parser-null-rows Β· src/parser.ts +5 βˆ’1
$ codex β€” acp
exec npm test β€” repro null-row failure
apply_patch src/parser.ts β€” filter empty CSV rows
exec npm run test:integrationβ–Œ
OpenCodeready
~/acme-billing Β· fix/etl-dedupe Β· etl/dedupe.ts +3 βˆ’0
$ opencode β€” acp
apply_patch etl/dedupe.ts β€” ignore empty row ids
exec dedupe.integration.test
One ticket Β· three coding CLIsLive ACP

See the change set before you approve.

Patches, dependency upgrades, and docs appear together so review is about judgment β€” not reconstructing what changed.

Engineering β€” Review
Pull request #418Ready for review

fix(parser): skip empty invoice rows

parser.ts
src
+5βˆ’1
@@ -84,7 +84,11 @@ export function parseInvoiceRows(raw: string) {
8484 const rows = raw.split("\n");
85βˆ’ return rows.map(parseRow);
85+ return rows
86+ .map((line) => line.trim())
87+ .filter((line) => line.length > 0)
88+ .map(parseRow);
8689 }
βœ“CI Β· 13 tests passedetl/dedupe.ts +3
Codex patch Β· Claude Code testsStaff merges

Browser and desktop, on the same mission.

When CI and local repro need a live page or a real machine, attach browser on demand and desktop on demand to the ticket β€” same trail as the patch.

Engineering β€” Runtimes
Runtimes on this ticketAttached

Browser on demand Β· Desktop on demand

Browser on demandSession live
Claimed
github.com/acme/billing/actions

Actions Β· acme/billing

integrationpassing

fix/parser-null-rows Β· 4.2s

lintpassing
βœ“ browser_navigate pull/418
βœ“ browser_snapshot CI green
browser_click Merge when approvedβ–Œ
Desktop on demand
Studio-Mac
Terminal β€” ~/acme-billing

$ trooper device exec studio-mac

βœ“ git checkout fix/parser-null-rows

βœ“ npm run test:integration

13 passed Β· 4.2s

Seat held for review β–Œ

Same ticket Β· live browser Β· enrolled MacOn demand

08Dev ops

Engineering missions

Issue triage

New GitHub issues classified, labeled, and assigned with repro steps investigated.

Dependency patrols

Outdated packages flagged with upgrade PRs and test results.

Incident response

Runbooks executed, status updates drafted, postmortem timelines started.

Your troopers work for you.
Just you.

No action without approval

Commits, replies and campaigns wait in Human Review until you release them. Autonomy is a privilege you grant, not a default.

Your keys stay yours

API keys are never stored on our servers. Every organization gets an isolated workspace with encrypted connections.

Run it on your own hardware

Self-host the whole workforce, or point it at local models. Enterprise adds SSO, private VPC and on-prem deployment.

You are the board

Troopers cannot hire other troopers, raise their own budgets, or run a strategy you have not reviewed.

At any timePause.Resume.Override.Reassign.Terminate.

Limited time only

Self install

Lifetime, on a machine you own. 30-day money-back guarantee.

$149one time

Trooper workspace

One seat per person.

$25per human / mo7-day free trial

Your team. Your agents. One workspace.

  • Unlimited messaging and calls for your team and agents.
  • Recharge credits, or bring your own keys.
  • Use your existing Claude andChatGPT subscription.
  • Unlimited research: web search, scraping, and extraction.

$25per human / mo

  • Unlimited agents
  • Unlimited messaging
  • Unlimited calls
  • Unlimited research
  • Cloud computer

the dream.

notes

everyone deserves a fully powered agentic system that does real work for them. that power should not sit only in the hands of big corporations β€” so we built trooper for you, and made it free for anyone to use. the goal is simple: break out of uninspired chat interfaces and clunky terminals.

β€” vaibhav

founder, trooper

Questions.

Missing something? Email vaibhav@troopermail.com.

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