Code Input is a web-native developer productivity platform that helps teams resolve merge conflicts, manage CODEOWNERS files, and automate repository tasks—all without leaving the browser.
What is Code Input?
Code Input is a browser-based layer for high-velocity software delivery. It connects to your GitHub repositories via OAuth and provides an intelligent interface for handling merge conflicts, managing advanced CODEOWNERS files, viewing live engineering metrics, and automating workflows. The platform processes code in GitHub Actions runners and never stores your source code, ensuring security while delivering real-time conflict resolution and ownership visualization.
Key Features
- In-browser merge conflict resolution — Side-by-side diff comparison with AI-powered suggestions; resolve conflicts by clicking to accept changes, no local Git setup needed.
- Intelligent merge queue — Automatically orders and merges pull requests to reduce collision and speed up integration, with rate limiting and priority handling.
- Advanced CODEOWNERS management — Support for multiple CODEOWNERS files, ownership defined within files themselves, advanced tag support, and ownership querying at any scale.
- Live engineering metrics — View real-time data on team activity, merge velocity, conflict rates, and code ownership patterns directly in your browser.
- Workflow automation — Automate repository tasks such as labeling, assigning reviewers, and triggering CI/CD pipelines based on custom rules.
- Integrations with your stack — Connects with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Notion, Stripe, Airtable, Calendly, Trello, Discord, Zoom, and Brevo.
Who is it for?
- Engineering teams handling frequent pull requests — Use Code Input to resolve merge conflicts without switching to a local IDE, reducing context switching and merge time.
- DevOps and platform engineers — Manage advanced CODEOWNERS rules across multiple repositories, enforce ownership policies, and automate repository workflows.
- Tech leads and engineering managers — Monitor live engineering metrics such as conflict rates and merge velocity to identify bottlenecks and improve team productivity.
What can you do with Code Input?
- Resolve merge conflicts in a browser — Open any conflicting pull request from GitHub, review side-by-side diff comparisons, and accept or reject changes with a single click—no command line or local clone required.
- Set up advanced code ownership — Define ownership at the file or directory level using multiple CODEOWNERS files, add tags for team assignments, and query ownership patterns to ensure the right reviewers are assigned automatically.
- Automate repository tasks — Configure workflow automation to label pull requests, trigger builds, or notify Slack when specific conditions are met, reducing manual overhead.
How does Code Input work?
After connecting your GitHub account via OAuth, Code Input appears as a web interface within your browser. It integrates directly with GitHub repositories and runs conflict resolution and CODEOWNERS validation in GitHub Actions runners. No software installation is required—just sign in and start resolving conflicts immediately.
Pricing
Code Input offers a free tier to explore all features. No credit card is required to start. Paid plans are available for teams needing higher usage limits (see website for current pricing).
FAQ
What is Code Input?
Code Input is a web-native platform that helps development teams handle merge conflicts, manage CODEOWNERS files, automate repository tasks, and view live engineering metrics—all without leaving your browser.
How does the merge conflict resolution work?
Code Input provides an intelligent web-based interface for resolving merge conflicts. You can review conflicts side-by-side, choose changes with a single click, and merge faster with the intelligent queue system.
