AI Agents That Review Code, Write Tests, and Ship Faster
AI agent crews that give every pull request a thorough code review, generate missing tests, and enforce engineering standards — without slowing down your team.
How It Works
6-step automated workflowThis is the workflow FleetQ executes automatically. Every step is configurable — add approval gates, swap agents, or extend with your own tools.
PR Opened
A pull request is opened on GitHub/GitLab, triggering the review crew via webhook.Review Agent
Analyses the diff for bugs, security issues, performance problems, and style violations.Test Generator Agent
Writes missing unit and integration tests for the changed code.Docs Agent
Updates inline documentation and changelogs to reflect the changes.Engineer Sign-off
A human engineer reviews the AI feedback and generated tests before merge.Merge & Notify
Approves the PR, posts review summary, and notifies the team via Slack or Telegram.Sound familiar?
These are the bottlenecks that FleetQ's AI agent crews are designed to eliminate.
- Code reviews create bottlenecks — PRs sit waiting for senior engineers who are already stretched.
- Test coverage is inconsistent across the codebase because writing tests is time-consuming and often deprioritised.
- Engineering standards and best practices drift as teams grow and onboarding is informal.
- Context switching between writing code and reviewing others' work kills developer deep work time.
With FleetQ agent crews
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70%
Faster PR reviewAI first-pass review reduces time before human engineer review.
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3×
More test coverageTest Generator Agent fills gaps automatically on every PR.
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0
Missed style issuesEvery PR checked against your engineering standards consistently.
Platform Capabilities You'll Use
Each feature below plays a role in this use case. Click to learn more or start building immediately.
Trigger workflows from GitHub/GitLab webhooks.
Review, Test Generation, and Docs agents in sequence.
Encode your engineering standards as reusable skills.
Engineer sign-off required before any merge action.
Connect to GitHub APIs, CI systems, and code analysis tools.
Notify teams via Slack, Telegram, or email.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about using FleetQ for software development automation.
Any platform with webhook support — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps. The webhook connector receives the PR event and the agent crew takes it from there.
Yes. Create a "Engineering Standards" skill with your team's rules. The Review Agent uses this skill to check every PR against your specific guidelines, not just generic best practices.
Any language that the underlying LLM understands — including Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Ruby, Go, Java, PHP, Rust, and more. The skill defines the language context.
Yes, the approval gate catches this. The Test Generator Agent's output goes through engineer sign-off before any code is committed. The agents assist, they don't bypass your process.
Absolutely. FleetQ is open source and self-hostable. Your code never leaves your infrastructure — agents access GitHub/GitLab via API tokens that you control.
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