Building an agent that can work on coding tasks in the cloud, looking for feedback
Summary
A developer is building Alloyqa, a tool that lets an AI agent take a coding task, work on it in the cloud, and return a pull request for review, with preview support for iOS and macOS tasks and persistent project context. They are seeking early testers and feedback.
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