Managed · we run it for you

Use the hosted LazyDev

We run the entire stack on our infrastructure — the app, the database, the sandbox, and the AI compute. You just install the GitHub App and review the PRs.

Install the GitHub AppContact us to sign up

What we run for you

  • The NestJS app + LangGraph pipeline
  • Postgres, Redis, and Qdrant (vector DB)
  • Serena MCP (project memory)
  • The Docker sandbox that validates generated patches
  • The LLM provider — we pay for the AI compute
  • The public HTTPS webhook endpoint

What you don't need to do

Compared to self-hosting, you do not need to:

  • Clone the repo or run docker compose up
  • Create or manage a GitHub App — just install ours
  • Provide an LLM API key — we cover AI compute
  • Run Ollama, Qdrant, Postgres, Redis, or Serena
  • Set up a webhook tunnel (ngrok / tailscale)
  • Configure .env for infrastructure vars
  • Manage the Docker socket or sandbox permissions

How to use it

  1. Install the GitHub App

    Open github.com/apps/lazydev-issue-resolver, click Install, and pick the repos LazyDev should monitor. That is everything — new issues are automatically queued for a fix.

    If we ever request additional permissions, GitHub emails you an approval request. The app keeps its old permissions until you accept.

  2. Open issues normally

    New issues (opened / reopened) are automatically queued for a fix (one job at a time, so fixes never overlap). LazyDev researches the codebase, validates the patch, and opens a PR — you review and approve.

  3. (Optional) Connect a chat client

    We send you a personal MCP bearer token. Wire it into Hermes, OpenClaw, or Claude Desktop to trigger fixes manually, request features, and inject feedback.

Limits & fair use

To keep the hosted service sustainable for everyone:

  • One job at a time per repo (FIFO queue). priority: "urgent" jumps the queue but never interrupts a running job.
  • Rate limits on MCP tool calls per account — contact us for your tier's limits.
  • Repo size: very large monorepos may be declined or queued behind smaller ones.
  • Fair use: for genuine issue resolution and feature work, not bulk automated code generation.

Want full control instead?

Self-host the entire stack for free.

See the self-host guide

For the complete guide, see the documentation on GitHub.