What does outcome-based mean?
The outcome is the agreed engineering work, not a business guarantee and not raw AI usage.
Problem
Defined scope
Requirements
Acceptance criteria
Engineering work
Verification
Evidence
Review-ready pull request
What is DevFlow?
DevFlow is an outcome-based software engineering service that completes scoped repository work and delivers tested, review-ready pull requests.
Instead of requiring customers to operate AI coding agents themselves, DevFlow lets them describe the work they need completed and receive the resulting engineering work through GitHub. You built your app. We make it customer-ready. You build features. DevFlow maintains what you've built.
What is DevFlow?
DevFlow is an outcome-based software engineering service that completes scoped repository work and delivers tested, review-ready pull requests. It is offered by Turtle Creek.
What does DevFlow deliver?
DevFlow delivers completed repository changes as tested, review-ready GitHub pull requests.
Is DevFlow an AI coding agent?
No. DevFlow may use AI-enabled engineering workflows internally, but customers buy the completed work, not an agent to operate.
Does DevFlow write code?
Yes. DevFlow completes scoped repository work and returns the resulting code changes through GitHub.
How does DevFlow work?
Start with the free audit, choose what should be fixed, define scope and acceptance criteria, then review the pull request DevFlow delivers.
What is a DevFlow PR?
A DevFlow PR is a scoped pull request containing the agreed repository changes, checks, and review context.
Who merges DevFlow changes?
The customer merges DevFlow changes. DevFlow delivers the pull request; you review it and decide whether to merge.
Does DevFlow charge by token?
No. DevFlow is positioned around defined engineering work rather than customer token consumption, prompts, agent time, attempts, retries, model access, or AI compute.
How is DevFlow different from an AI coding subscription?
An AI coding subscription gives you capability to operate. DevFlow accepts defined engineering work and returns a verified deliverable.
What is an outcome in DevFlow?
A DevFlow outcome is the agreed engineering work and acceptance criteria, delivered with verification evidence in a review-ready pull request.
Can DevFlow work with Cursor?
Yes, where the resulting project is in a supported GitHub repository. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub.
Can DevFlow work with Claude Code?
Yes, where the resulting project is in a supported GitHub repository. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub.
Can DevFlow work with Codex?
Yes, where the resulting project is in a supported GitHub repository. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub.
Can DevFlow work with Devin?
Yes, where the resulting project is in a supported GitHub repository. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub.
Can DevFlow work with Lovable?
Yes, where the resulting project is in a supported GitHub repository. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub.
Can DevFlow work with Replit?
Yes, where the resulting project is in a supported GitHub repository. DevFlow works from the repository and delivers changes back through GitHub.
What is the free audit?
The free audit checks a repository, identifies important problems, and prioritizes what needs attention before paid remediation.
How much does DevFlow cost?
The audit is free. Current remediation and maintenance prices are shown on the pricing page and load from Turtle Creek's pricing configuration.
Can DevFlow maintain an existing application?
Yes. DevFlow is designed for ongoing repository work such as bugs, dependency upgrades, security remediation, reliability work, and small improvements.