Solver is an autonomous coding agent that completes software tasks on its own. Give it work, walk away, and return to finished code ready for review. It operates directly in your git repositories, handling everything from bug fixes to new features.
👋 Hi Product Hunt community! Super excited to share Solver with you today.
🔍 WHY WE BUILT THIS
As engineering leaders at Apple and Samsung, we faced overwhelming backlogs with more tasks than our teams could complete.
We spent countless hours on routine coding tasks that took time away from higher-value creative work.
That frustration led us to build Solver - an autonomous coding agent that works while you don't.
⚙️ HOW IT WORKS
Solver is a self-driving software development tool that operates directly in your Git repositories.
You assign it a task, walk away, and come back to find a complete solution ready for your review - either as a pull request or a branch you can iterate on.
The experience is like "vibe coding" - you describe what you want in natural language, and Solver handles the implementation details.
Unlike tools that just complete your sentences or make suggestions, Solver autonomously handles entire development workflows.
It understands requirements, writes tests, implements features, fixes bugs, and prepares code for your approval.
📈 WHICH PROBLEMS WE'RE REALLY GOOD AT
Solver excels at tackling complex development tasks, implementing conventional software patterns, bootstrapping new projects, and enabling rapid prototyping.
It's great at fixing bugs when you can point to error logs or describe the issue clearly.
Need to create a quick prototype? Add authentication to your app? Implement a new API endpoint? These are perfect Solver tasks.
We're especially strong with Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and actively support Go and Rust ecosystems, though we work with many languages.
🤝 WHY WE'RE HERE
We built Solver for developers, but product managers and other team members started using it too.
We're engaging with the Product Hunt community because many of you work across technical and non-technical roles.
Your feedback will directly shape our roadmap as we consider which features to prioritize for different types of users.
A tool that organizes everything in one place makes working with numbers easier.
If this AI can really handle routine bug fixes and small feature development, it would save so much time to focus on more complex architectural issues. The direct git repository integration seems convenient too - definitely worth keeping an eye on.
Although various similar tools currently do not have the ability to fulfill their original promises, I sincerely hope that you can make the situation better and better
Solver looks like an incredible asset for development teams, streamlining routine tasks so engineers can dedicate more time to meaningful, creative work! The ability to simply describe a need and get a ready-to-review solution is a game-changer for productivity.
Quite interesting! Have you thought about an API approach so external apps can consume your system intelligence, without having to rely in your UI? if we can just assign tasks and eventually receive the PR, having it integrated with our systems, it would be quite awesome. Nice job!
Love the concept behind Solver! The natural language processing for task delegation and autonomous coding will make a huge impact on software development workflows.
Solver sounds like a huge time-saver! The ability to delegate tasks and come back to finished code is such a game-changer for developers.
Solver seems like a fantastic tool for development teams, saving so much time on routine tasks so engineers can focus on the creative work that truly matters! The ability to describe what you need and have a solution ready for review sounds like a real time-saver. How adaptable is Solver when it comes to custom workflows, especially for teams with specific coding practices or unique project setups?
@mark_gabel Congrats on the launch! Curious how this differentiates with established players like Cursor, Claude Desktop and many others given MCP is now the new norm to connecting with Github repos?
Working directly in git keeps my everything streamlined and avoid extra setup.
In the past, implementing ideas through code was a major hurdle. But with Solver, we’ve stepped into a new era — where coding itself can be outsourced. Congratulation on the launch team! 🎊
Solver looks like a game changer for developers! The ability to offload entire coding workflows not just autocomplete lines feels like a massive leap forward. Vibe coding is such a cool concept, especially for quickly spinning up prototypes or handling repetitive tasks without breaking focus
Big claims. Any proof in the pudding? 🍮 Like. Let this lose on some prominent opensource project, and solve its backlog. Or any opensource library for that matter. Would be great to see issues -> commits -> PR's.
What guardrails does this app have? I mean, this is pretty much the "vibe coding" with some revisions, so it has known issues. How does it ensure it doesn't remove something unnecessary to its CURRENT task yet necessary for the other parts of the code?
