Every engineer, a legion.Every dollar, a merge.

Hand over the backlog. Every task is priced up front, worked in parallel, and charged only when it merges.

Start a project How it works
Command

One screen. The whole legion.

2,944 Merged today

Every agent, every repository, live. The only column that needs a person is the last one.

The difference

Everyone else is manual vibe coding.

The agent writes. An engineer still drives: prompting, watching, correcting, one task at a time. Hours of it dull the sharpest people on the team.

Code Legion is the autopilot.

Manual vibe codingCode Legion
In flight One task Thousands at once
Supervision Constant None until review
Overnight Nothing moves Everything moves
The engineer Babysitting a tool Higher-order problems
How it works

Three steps. Approve, walk away, merge.

  1. 01

    Approve the work.

    Connect the repositories and approve the quotes. Or set a budget once, and new issues start on their own.

  2. 02

    Walk away.

    Every task runs at once, day and night, each tested before anyone sees it.

  3. 03

    Merge what’s good.

    Pull requests arrive ready. Credits are charged only for what merges.

Projects, not reposCommit as youSized before it startsIsolated by default
Quality

Technical debt compounds. So does its absence.

Vibe-coded software ships fast and decays faster. Every shortcut is a loan against next quarter. Code Legion’s pull requests come out clean: tested, written in the codebase’s own conventions, built to be built on. Debt compounds one way. Clean code compounds the other. Every month it runs, the gap gets wider.

  • Tested before review
  • The codebase’s own conventions
  • Aware of the whole project
  • Small, reviewable pull requests
Manual vibe coding Code Legion Month 1 Month 12
Time spent cleaning upIllustrative

Code Legion is worth more every month it runs.

Pricing

Priced up front. Charged at the merge.

Everyone else bills for effort. Code Legion bills for merged code.

  1. QuotedEvery task gets a size and a price in credits before it starts.
  2. HeldDispatching sets the credits aside.
  3. ChargedOnly when the code merges.
  4. ReleasedIf it isn’t merged within 14 days, nothing is charged.
SizeWhat it coversCredits
SA contained fix in one or two files10
MA feature or fix across a few files30
LA change across a module, with new tests80
XLCross-cutting work, split into linked tasks or approved first200

$1 buys 10 credits. Credits never expire.

Questions
What if I don’t merge it?

Nothing is charged. The credits held for it are released.

Do credits expire?

Never.

What if a task is bigger than quoted?

It pauses and asks for the extra credits, or moves up on its own within a limit set in advance. The work can also be accepted as is.

Don’t price the tokens.
Price the deadline.

The feature your biggest customer asked for.What’s the account worth?
The launch date the board already heard.What does a slip cost?
The backlog that’s been “next quarter” for a year.What is it costing now?

Everything on the list, shipped this week.

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Wōden is an AI lab. Code Legion is our first product. It won’t be our last.