Three videos of about half a minute each show what Anvil Coder does: a ticket becomes a pull request, an idea becomes a hosted application, a sentence becomes a specification. The videos live on YouTube; this page describes them and leads there.
The playlist
The playlist “Anvil Coder in 30 seconds” on YouTube collects the short videos. Each one shows a way through the system from start to end; the number in brackets is the video's length. A click on the still or the title opens the video on YouTube, and YouTube then plays the next one of the playlist.
From ticket to pull request with AI agents
A ticket becomes a job: the video follows the way from the requirement through the run to the pull request a human reviews.
New videos appear on the YouTube channel @anvilcoder, where you also find this playlist. The channel belongs to Halvic Labs GmbH, which operates Anvil Coder; the icon in the footer of every page leads there too.
What this page loads
This page embeds no video and loads nothing from YouTube: the stills are served from anvil-coder.tech. Only the click on a video or on the channel leads to YouTube, where Google's privacy terms apply. What this website itself collects is in the privacy policy.
