Patched - ai tOOler
Menu Close
Patched
☆☆☆☆☆
Coding assistance (21)

Patched

Use AI workflows to automate development tasks.

Tool Information

Patched is a free, open-source tool designed to simplify your development tasks by using AI to automate routine chores.

With Patched, you can make your development process a lot smoother thanks to its customizable workflows. The tool comes packed with ready-to-use workflows like AutoFix, PR Review, and Dependency Upgrade. Each of these workflows is designed to tackle specific challenges in your development cycle.

For instance, the AutoFix feature steps in to automatically address vulnerabilities that are spotted by SAST scanners or flagged in a SARIF file. This means you won’t have to manually scour through your code for these issues, saving you valuable time and effort.

Then there's the PR Review function, which makes it easier to handle pull requests. It provides summaries and comments based on the changes in your code repository, helping you get a quicker understanding of what's been updated.

The Dependency Upgrade feature is another great asset, taking care of updating any outdated or vulnerable dependencies in your project. It not only fixes these issues but also does so in a way that minimizes potential breaking changes, so your project can keep running smoothly.

If you have specific needs, Patched lets you create your own workflows. You can start from scratch or use a handy patchflow generator to assist you. Plus, it easily integrates with popular development and security platforms like GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and AWS, making it a versatile addition to your toolkit.

Privacy is a big deal with Patched. You can deploy it on your own infrastructure using your own API keys, ensuring that your data remains secure. And, best of all, it’s completely free! If you prefer a hands-off approach, there's also a managed service option known as the Patched App. This user-friendly service allows you to use Patchwork without the need to handle infrastructure or API costs, and it comes with a GUI for those who might want to avoid the command-line interface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Handles routine work in development
  • Can run in development pipelines
  • Managed service for setups
  • Customizable workflows
  • Managed service option
  • Assists in checking code quality
  • Autonomous task automation
  • Open-source
  • Enhances development lifecycle
  • AWS
  • Option to create workflows
  • Deploys within own infrastructure
  • Fixes vulnerabilities
  • AutoFix for vulnerabilities
  • Patched App service
  • Works in the background
  • Helps with code reviews
  • User-friendly interface
  • Helps manage LLM API costs
  • Free source code on GitHub
  • Can create own patchflows
  • Integrates with Jira
  • Automates development tasks
  • Dependency Upgrade for repos
  • Can work with existing solutions
  • Integrates with GitHub
  • Can generate documentation
  • Changes software delivery
  • Uses Large Language Models
  • No-code builder available
  • Focuses on privacy
  • Patchflow generator support
  • Strong privacy protection
  • Good for avoiding breaking changes
  • Speeds up boring tasks
  • Upgrades dependencies
  • Contact support available
  • Helps fix bugs
  • Great for multi-step processes
  • Analyzes pull requests
  • PR Review for changes
  • Improves code quality
  • GitLab
  • Allows for ticket creation
  • CLI or GUI available
  • Helps sort issues
  • Completely free
  • Documents and fixes automatically
  • Uses own API keys
  • 21+ integrations
  • LLM prompts for tasks

Cons

  • Could Need Major Workflow Changes
  • Dependency Upgrade may create problems
  • No Direct Integration with Common IDEs
  • Sparse documentation for Patchflow Generator
  • Dependence on External API Keys
  • Only for Python Languages
  • Limited to command line use
  • Limited Customization in PR Review
  • No Bitbucket Integration
  • Possible AutoFix Errors

Reviews

You must be logged in to submit a review.

No reviews yet. Be the first to review!