Turn tickets into merged pull requests with one-shot coding agents
Stripe describes its internal Minions coding agents that take tasks end to end into code changes; the post is a headline only.
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What they did
The fetched page holds only the post's header and summary, not the article body. Minions are Stripe's in-house coding agents. They write a code change from start to finish, and humans then review it. The mechanics of how they work and how Stripe built them are in the full post, which this page didn't include.
How it went
Stripe says Minions are responsible for more than a thousand pull requests merged each week. The page gives no other numbers and no shortfalls.
Worth knowing
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Try it yourself with Codex
Take this ticket: [paste ticket text] and work on it in my repo at [repo path or URL]. Make the code change on a new branch, run the existing tests and linters, and fix failures until they pass. When done, show me the diff and a draft pull request description, and pause for my approval before pushing or opening the PR.
Source
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