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Tyler Dunnleft a comment
Let's go, @suchintan_singh!! I was excited to see that you and Shuchang are also launching today
Skyvern MCP & SkillsLet Claude code and Open Claw automate the web
AI agents multiplied code output. Review didn't scale with it. Tests still pass, but conventions erode, security patterns slip, and your codebase starts feeling like it was written by ten different people.
Continue is quality control for your software factory: source-controlled AI checks on every pull request. Describe a standard in plain English, commit it as a markdown file, and it runs as an AI agent on every PR. Catches what you told it to. Passes silently when everything's fine.
Continue (Mission Control)Quality control for your software factory
Tyler Dunnleft a comment
We built this because we had the problem ourselves. AI agents write most of our code now, and our small team couldn't review everything at the level we wanted. So we started encoding our standards as markdown files that run on every PR, which we call checks. You can think of checks like running skills on every pull request, where each check looks for one particular thing you care about and...
Continue (Mission Control)Quality control for your software factory
Tyler Dunnleft a comment
Let's go, @vasilije_markovic1 and team!!
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Continue enables you to create, share, and use custom AI code assistants. Our open-source IDE extensions fit into your existing workflows, while letting you leverage our vibrant hub of models, context, and tools.
Continue (Hub)Create, share, and use custom AI code assistants
Continue is the open-source autopilot for software development built to be deeply customizable and continuously learn from development data. It's a VS Code extension that brings the power of ChatGPT to your IDE
Continue (IDE extension)The open-source coding autopilot