devintern Affiliate Program

DevIntern takes work from raw idea to merged pull request inside the tools your team already uses.

Your referrals hand off a backlog item the way they would assign it to another engineer, and it comes back as a PR in their own repo, reviewed by their own people.

How the work moves:

• @devintern/pm turns rough notes, backlog items, or bug reports into well-specced tickets with codebase context, in the tracker they already run: Jira, Linear, Trello, Asana, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, or plain markdown files.

• @devintern/code picks those tickets up, checks them for feasibility, implements them with their coding agent of choice (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and others), reviews its own diff, and opens the PR.

• Running unattended on a server, it also picks up tickets on a schedule and turns reviewer comments into commits on the same branch.

Nothing gets replaced. Tickets stay in the tracker they already use, the model keys stay theirs, and the same reviewers merge the same repos.

The source is public on GitHub under the Functional Source License, so anyone can read what the tool does with a tracker token and push access before granting either. Every release converts to Apache 2.0 two years after it ships, which answers the vendor-risk question procurement teams ask.

What makes the pitch easy:

• Interactive use is free forever, with no signup and no time limit. Every tracker and every coding agent is included, so your audience can try it the same day they read your post.

• Money starts when it runs without a human watching: Team at $99/month covers up to 10 developers, Business at $299/month covers up to 30. Yearly plans are twelve months for the price of ten, and both come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

• Solo developers can buy a one-time $99 Supporter License instead of subscribing.

• There is no per-repo metering and no markup on inference. They bring their own AI keys.

Who to refer: engineering managers, staff engineers, consultants, and dev-tool creators serving teams whose backlog runs deeper than their review queue.