A desktop room where agents code, research and edit, and you approve each result
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Your coding agent hands its changes to Canary, which attacks them in sandboxes
For teams merging AI-written code, it gives a second agent the job of breaking each change at runtime, catching what a clean diff review lets through.
Canary is a verification service that coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor and Codex call with their changesets, the intended behaviour and team context. It then sends swarms of agents to look for failures, reproducing suspected runtime bugs in remote sandboxes around inputs, permissions, state, timing and retries, and reports what would have reached production. Setup is one npm CLI install. It connects to GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Datadog and Slack. Pricing is by sales call; SOC 2 is in progress.
A desktop room where agents code, research and edit, and you approve each result
Cuts what Claude Code and Codex spend in a repo you work in daily
Approval gates and an audit ledger for coding agents left running unattended
An agent skill that refuses to call work done until executable gates pass
Open-source agent that takes a ticket to a reviewed pull request, with proof
Replays a pull request as the ordered steps that could have built it