CodeSky offers a set of specialized agents, each focused on a different part of building and running a great app. This guide explains what each one does and when to reach for it.
Documentation
The Documentation agent creates clear, readable explanations of your app, so you and others can understand what it does and how to use it.
Use it when you want to:
- Prepare a guide or overview before sharing your app with others.
- Explain how features work for teammates or customers.
- Keep a written record of your project as it grows.
Testing and QA
The Testing and QA agent checks that your app behaves the way it should and helps you catch problems before your users do.
Use it when you want to:
- Confirm key features work as expected.
- Find broken or confusing behavior.
- Build confidence before a launch or a big change.
Security audit
The Security audit agent reviews your app for safety issues and points out where your users' data and access could be better protected.
Use it when you want to:
- Check your app for common safety gaps.
- Protect sensitive information and sign-ins.
- Feel confident before going live or accepting real users.
Refactoring
The Refactoring agent tidies and improves the inner workings of your app without changing what it does for users. The result is a cleaner, easier-to-grow project.
Use it when you want to:
- Clean up after lots of quick changes.
- Make your app easier to extend with new features.
- Improve overall quality and consistency.
DevOps
The DevOps agent helps with getting your app ready to run smoothly and reliably for real use, covering the practical steps around delivering and maintaining it.
Use it when you want to:
- Smooth the path from building to going live.
- Keep your app running reliably over time.
- Reduce surprises as more people use it.
Choosing the right agent
A simple way to pick:
- Need to explain your app? Choose Documentation.
- Want to make sure it works? Choose Testing and QA.
- Worried about safety? Choose Security audit.
- Want a cleaner project? Choose Refactoring.
- Getting ready for real-world use? Choose DevOps.
You can run more than one over the life of your project, picking whichever matches what you need right now.