Your engineers are doing maintenance that should never touch a sprint.

Tidra executes repetitive code maintenance across every repo in your org. One definition. Reviewable PRs. Your team approves what merges.

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Connect your repos and run your first initiative.

No direct commits. No auto-merge. Every change is a reviewable PR.

The maintenance backlog isn't a planning problem. It's a coordination problem.

Your team knows exactly what needs to change. The dependency that's two versions behind. The runtime migration that's been on the roadmap since Q2. The CI template that got standardized on paper and nowhere else.

None of it is blocked on expertise. It's blocked on the fact that opening 200 PRs by hand doesn't fit in a sprint.

So it stays on the list. Quarter after quarter. Until a CVE forces the issue or an audit surfaces the gap.

Tidra closes that gap. You define the change once. It opens reviewable PRs across every affected repo. Your engineers review. Nothing merges without sign-off.

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Built for the changes that never make it off the backlog.

Dependency upgrades

Node, Python, Go, and more.

Runtime migrations

Node 16 to 20, Python 3.9 to 3.12.

CVE remediation

Security patch rollouts across every affected repo.

CI/CD config standardization

Consistent pipeline config across every repo.

Compliance changes

Applied org-wide in one initiative.

Config sprawl cleanup

Resolve drift before it becomes a problem.

Every change is reviewable. Your team stays in control.

Tidra does not commit directly to repos. It does not auto-merge. It does not make decisions about what ships.

Every change is a pull request. Your CI runs against it. Your engineers review it. Your team decides what merges.

Reviewable PRs only. No direct commits.

CI validates every change before review.

Engineers approve before anything merges.

Full audit trail: what changed, why, who approved.

Staged rollouts for blast-radius awareness.

How it works

From connection to pull request in four steps.

01

Connect your repositories

Integrate with your Git provider and Tidra automatically imports your repositories. You're ready to start your first initiative in minutes.

02

Define your initiative

Describe the change you want to make: upgrade a dependency, migrate a library, enforce a coding standard. Tidra's agents analyze your codebase and build a plan.

03

Review and iterate

Tidra generates changes for each of your repos. Review the diffs, provide feedback, regenerate. The agent learns from each iteration.

04

Ship pull requests at scale

When you're satisfied, Tidra creates pull requests across all targeted repositories. PRs include clear descriptions, pass CI, and are ready for your team to review and merge.