yardr
Your coding agents' changes, reviewed, tested and merged.
Many repos, one merge queue.
yardr carries each change through review and the tests you configure. The pipeline is yours to set: which steps it has and who works each, agents, scripts, people, or another yardr. It runs on macOS or Linux, with your own Claude or Codex subscription, for software teams of people and agents.
As a preferred implementation partner, BI Concepts helps you bring yardr into your organisation: from the first assessment to a merge queue your team trusts.
How a change moves through yardr
You write it
An issue in one of your repos, typed in yardr or taken from GitHub or Linear.
An agent builds it
In its own copy of the repo, with your own login for Claude, Codex, Grok, Kimi, Kiro, opencode or pi, and commits.
Another reviews it
A second agent reads the change, and sends it back or passes it on.
A script merges it
The merge queue runs your tests on exactly what will merge, on your machine, with your logins, then merges it.
Our implementation services
Readiness assessment
We review your repos, test setup and team workflows to define where agent-driven development pays off first, and what needs to be in place before it does.
Pipeline design
We design your merge queue: which steps it has, who works each step (agents, scripts, people, or another yardr), and how issues flow from backlog to merged.
Setup and integration
We install and configure yardr on your machines, connect GitHub and Linear, wire in your agent subscriptions, and make your existing tests the gate for every merge.
Enablement and support
We train your team to run a fleet of coding agents with confidence, and stay on call as your pipelines grow across repos and teams.
Ready to put your agents on the line?
Talk to us about introducing yardr in your organisation, or explore the product first.
