Programmers
OPTES works inside your project, not in a chat window beside it. It reads the folder structure, follows your naming and conventions, writes the change, runs the tests and reviews its own diff before showing you. Every command passes a guard first, secrets stay hidden from the agent, and checkpoints let you roll any file back.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
Paste the failure or name the test. OPTES traces the cause through the code, proposes a fix, reruns the suite and shows you the diff to accept or reject.
test_invoice_totals has failed since yesterday's merge. Find out why and fix it without changing the test itself.
It maps every caller before touching anything, splits the work into small steps with a checkpoint each, and keeps the tests green throughout while you review each step.
Split utils/payments.py into separate files for validation, currency and payment gateways, and keep every existing import working.
The agent team divides the work: one agent reads the diff for bugs, another checks edge cases and naming, and the coordinator hands you one prioritised list of comments.
Review the changes on feature/export-csv. Focus on error handling and anything that could corrupt existing data.
OPTES builds the page, opens it at desktop, tablet and phone sizes, and points out what breaks. Fix an issue with one click or ask for a different approach.
Build a settings page for the dashboard with a dark-mode toggle, and make sure nothing overflows on a phone screen.
When the project is ready, OPTES publishes it from your PC to a website. You see the cost first, and nothing goes live until you approve.
Publish the portfolio folder as a website, and tell me what it will cost before you start.
FAQ
It works directly in your project folder: it reads the structure, writes code in your existing style, runs the tests and reviews its own changes. You see every diff and decide what to keep and what to roll back.
Yes, within the approvals mode you choose. A command guard checks every command before it runs and blocks destructive ones, and you decide which commands need your explicit OK and which are not allowed at all.
Secrets are hidden from the agent, so it can work on a project that uses keys without reading their values. If you dislike a change, roll the files back to a checkpoint; everything it did stays logged in front of you.
Yes. The developer platform opens at launch on Monday 5 October 2026: one API key for 13 OPTES models, a chat-completions-style API, and ready examples in Python, JavaScript and curl.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).