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YATFA builds the engineering organization your agents have been missing. Instead of another chat UI, a deterministic engine orchestrates the entire lifecycle against your codebase 24/7. We give agents the exact environment, toolchains, and repository context they need to ship: planning, implementation, multi-stage review, and background code improvements. Stop managing agents, run an autonomous engineering team that ships.
LLMs are great at writing code, but you're still the one doing all the operational heavy lifting: breaking features down into pieces, keeping track of what to do next, and manually driving every step. We wanted to be able to define where the project is going, walk away, and come back to finished work.
Here is what that looks like in practice: → Keeps running 24/7. You don't have to keep a terminal open or nurse a chat session. Work moves through the pipeline on its own, so progress happens around the clock, not just when you're at your desk. → Roadmaps instead of endless ticket creation. You point the team at a strategic direction instead of manually writing out 20 subtasks. The system breaks down the scope, wires the dependencies, and pulls tickets into the queue in the right order. → A Knowledge Base that compounds over time. Instead of wiping context between sessions, everything the team learns about your repo — patterns, architectural decisions, integration quirks — gets saved into persistent documentation and fed into future tasks. → Proactive work you didn't have to assign. When the main queue is clear, it analyzes your codebase in the background, flags technical debt or missing tests, and proposes concrete improvements with clear reasoning. → Separation of concerns. Once a PR is opened, review and functional QA are handled by separate agents before anything gets approved. No agent grades its own work. You can run containers in our cloud or self-host the runner on your own hardware, and the output lands directly in your GitHub repos. Our free tier gives you full access to the web dashboard and MCP surface to connect your own tools.
Curious to hear from folks running AI on real codebases: what part of your development workflow still takes the most manual effort to keep moving?
I'll be in the thread all day answering your questions
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About YATFA on Product Hunt
“Platform built for agentic-first developers”
YATFA was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #88 on the daily leaderboard. YATFA builds the engineering organization your agents have been missing. Instead of another chat UI, a deterministic engine orchestrates the entire lifecycle against your codebase 24/7. We give agents the exact environment, toolchains, and repository context they need to ship: planning, implementation, multi-stage review, and background code improvements. Stop managing agents, run an autonomous engineering team that ships.
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Zlata Artiukhova
Hi Product Hunt!
LLMs are great at writing code, but you're still the one doing all the operational heavy lifting: breaking features down into pieces, keeping track of what to do next, and manually driving every step.
We wanted to be able to define where the project is going, walk away, and come back to finished work.
Here is what that looks like in practice:
→ Keeps running 24/7. You don't have to keep a terminal open or nurse a chat session. Work moves through the pipeline on its own, so progress happens around the clock, not just when you're at your desk.
→ Roadmaps instead of endless ticket creation. You point the team at a strategic direction instead of manually writing out 20 subtasks. The system breaks down the scope, wires the dependencies, and pulls tickets into the queue in the right order.
→ A Knowledge Base that compounds over time. Instead of wiping context between sessions, everything the team learns about your repo — patterns, architectural decisions, integration quirks — gets saved into persistent documentation and fed into future tasks.
→ Proactive work you didn't have to assign. When the main queue is clear, it analyzes your codebase in the background, flags technical debt or missing tests, and proposes concrete improvements with clear reasoning.
→ Separation of concerns. Once a PR is opened, review and functional QA are handled by separate agents before anything gets approved. No agent grades its own work.
You can run containers in our cloud or self-host the runner on your own hardware, and the output lands directly in your GitHub repos. Our free tier gives you full access to the web dashboard and MCP surface to connect your own tools.
Curious to hear from folks running AI on real codebases: what part of your development workflow still takes the most manual effort to keep moving?
I'll be in the thread all day answering your questions