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Autonomous coding agent that ships pull requests from tickets overnight and QAs them with browser automation.
notes.asm is an autonomous software engineering agent: it picks up tickets filed from a connected editor, writes and ships the code as a pull request, and a second agent QAs that PR with browser automation, attaching screenshots and video from the run. Every PR is tested against a preview deploy running in a real browser with residential proxies. It tracks dependencies between tickets, so a job blocked by another ticket's unmerged PR waits its turn instead of causing merge conflicts, and it keeps a per-workspace memory of login flows and project conventions so later jobs skip repeating that discovery. It plugs into Claude through an MCP integration with no separate setup. It is free during its alpha period.
Free during the current alpha period; no paid tier published yet.
Use tool ↗notes.asm goes further than a code-completion assistant: it takes a ticket, ships a PR, and has a second agent QA that PR in a real browser before a human looks at it. Being free during alpha makes it worth trying, but alpha also means the reliability and pricing that will apply later aren't settled yet.
Watch out: Being free during alpha means pricing will likely change once it exits alpha; confirm current terms before relying on it.
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