OCNexus automates the path from GitHub issue to merged pull request. Here is how to get up and running in under 5 minutes.
Sign up with your GitHub account and join the beta waitlist. Once you're in, choose Forge (fix & maintain what you have) or Factory (build something new) to get started.
From the OCNexus dashboard, click New Project and select a GitHub repository. OCNexus installs a GitHub App that listens for new issues and has permission to create branches and pull requests.
Create a GitHub issue in your connected repo. Describe the bug or feature in plain language. OCNexus picks it up automatically and starts the pipeline.
Within 60 seconds, OCNexus opens a pull request with the implementation. Review the changes, approve, and merge.
Every issue runs through a 7-phase pipeline. Each phase is logged in the project journal for full auditability.
Determines if the issue is a bug, feature, or question. Routes accordingly.
Scans your codebase for relevant files, dependencies, imports, and context.
Writes a detailed implementation specification with file-level changes and rationale.
Independent workers implement different parts of the change in parallel, producing clean, tested, production-ready diffs that follow your existing code style and conventions.
The Guardian quality gate scans for syntax errors, security issues, style violations, and logical inconsistencies.
Runs your existing test suite. If CI fails, the fix is automatically re-routed through the pipeline.
Opens a clean pull request with full context, linked to the original issue.
OCNexus uses credits to measure pipeline usage. 1 credit = $1 — published, transparent, and the same currency across both offerings. Failed or looping runs are never charged.
| Plan | Price | Credits/mo included | What it's for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forge | $99/mo + usage + $199 one-time onboarding | 30 | Find & fix work against your existing repo |
| Factory | $299/mo + build usage no onboarding fee | 100 | Builds a new SaaS end to end (includes Forge) |
All prices above are beta — subject to change. Need more than your included credits? Additional usage is billed at the same $1-per-credit rate.
Guardian is the built-in quality gate. Every implementation is scanned before a PR is opened. Guardian checks for:
Not everything should be auto-merged. The Human Gate pauses the pipeline for changes that touch:
These changes are flagged for manual review. You approve or reject from the dashboard or the PR itself.
OCNexus is an AI senior developer that ships and maintains complete SaaS products. It replaces the engineering work a founder would otherwise hire a team for — describe what you want built, or connect the codebase you already have, and OCNexus does the work end to end.
OCNexus Forge keeps an existing codebase healthy: connect a repo and OCNexus finds what's broken, fixes it, and proves the fix landed. OCNexus Factory builds a brand-new SaaS end to end from a plain-English description, and includes everything in Forge. There is no tier ladder — just two entry doors into the same product.
Describe the app you want and OCNexus Factory plans it, writes the code, tests it, and deploys it — fully autonomously, with no manual infrastructure setup. When the app goes live, it graduates automatically into Forge maintenance, so there's no separate onboarding step.
OCNexus Forge is merge-gated by you: every fix is opened for review and only lands once you approve it. OCNexus Factory runs autonomously to build and deploy, and usage is only billed once a build step is deploy-verified live and passing — not on a completion claim alone.
OCNexus Forge is $99/mo plus usage, with a one-time $199 onboarding fee for the initial deep sync and architecture review. OCNexus Factory is $299/mo plus build usage and includes Forge, with no separate onboarding fee. See the pricing page for full details — both are beta pricing, subject to change.
Yes. Code is processed in isolated, ephemeral containers and nothing is stored after the work completes; all connections are encrypted. Every subscription also includes a free warranty covering defects in OCNexus-written code versus the agreed spec.
Yes. BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys) is a platform principle, not a plan perk — swap in your own provider keys and OCNexus skips the inference markup. The platform fee stays the same.