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Adral Code
Adral Code works inside your repository: it understands the codebase, makes code changes, runs and tests them, and iterates through the development workflow.
Act → Build
From describing software to actually building it.
› Build me a landing page for an AI startup with a hero section, pricing cards and a signup CTA.
- <section class=“hero”>
- <h1>Ship work, not prompts.</h1>
- <p>An AI teammate for your whole stack.</p>
- <a href=“#signup” class=“btn”>Get started</a>
- </section>
- <section class=“pricing”>
- <!– three plans, one highlighted –>
- <article class=“card”>Starter</article>
- <article class=“card is-pro”>Pro</article>
- <article class=“card”>Team</article>
- </section>
- <form id=“signup” class=“cta”>
- <input type=“email” required>
- <button>Join the beta</button>
- </form>
Agent
- Understand
- Plan
- Write code
- Run & test
- Iterate
- Finished website
You describe the outcome. Adral works through the implementation.
Adral Code lets the agent work directly with software development tasks.
Instead of only suggesting code snippets, the agent can reason about a task, create or modify code, work across files, run code in its execution environment, identify problems, and iterate toward a working result.
Whether you’re building a small script, debugging an application, or creating an entire project, Adral Code is designed around the complete development workflow.
With the desktop app, Adral can be pointed at a repository on your machine, and the result arrives as edits in your own repository.
For the work around the code, such as GitHub issues, pull requests and reviews, connect Adral’s plugins.
Give Adral a task. See what it can build.
From ideas and analysis to code and finished outputs, let the agent handle the work.