CleverCrow little by little does the trick

Flip the script on AI slop.

Random contributors are using AI to flood your queue with half-baked PRs. CleverCrow flips the model: you control the agent, your community funds the issues they care about, and nothing touches your codebase until you approve it.

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Free for builders, runs are funded by backers who pledge against your issues. Approve the plan, review the diff, merge on your terms.

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One run, end to end

Little by little, it ships.

Small pledges pool until a run can start, then you steer it from funded to merged. The agent works for you, not the other way around. Scroll to follow one issue through its whole life.

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Builder

See what's funded.

As community members back a public issue in your repo, CleverCrow keeps a single comment in sync with the funding pool. You decide which funded issues to take on, nothing runs without your direction.

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Builder

Direct the plan.

The agent drafts a plan in a credential-less sandbox, no git access, no push rights. Iterate until the approach fits your codebase, then greenlight it.

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Agent

Codes and tests in isolation.

The agent implements the approved plan and opens a draft PR on an agent/* branch. CI runs as normal; if it fails, send the agent back to fix it.

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Builder

Review on your terms.

Read the diff, leave feedback, request a revision. Up to five rounds, all in the open. Nothing merges until you're satisfied.

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Builder

Merge, and settle up.

Your community funded the compute; you ship the code. Whatever the run didn't spend goes straight back to your backers' wallets.

app.clevercrow.io/…/example-repo/issues/19

Random word generator

Funded · ready

syrinxian/example-repo · issue #19

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2Plan
3Code & CI
4Review
5Merged
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$5.00
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Funding pool · live
1 backer · $5.00 pooled
Plan 1 of ≤3 · awaiting your approval
+# Add RandomWord to the strings package
+Accept a *rand.Rand for deterministic tests
+Table-driven test over the known word list
·No new dependencies
Draft PR · agent/random-word-19
+func RandomWord(r *rand.Rand) string {
+  return words[r.Intn(len(words))]
+}
✓ All checks passed · go test ./… · lint
Review round 1 of ≤5
@syrinxian commented
Seed the source in the test so it's deterministic, then good to go.
Revision pushed · resolved
✓ Merged to main
Run closed. $4.66 unused returned to the backer's wallet.

, Aesop, The Crow and the Pitcher,

Little by little does the trick.

One funded issue at a time, the work gets done. Your community funds it. Your preferred coding agent builds it. You iterate until its ready to ship.

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