Itera

Roles

For engineers

You're the gatekeeper. Itera is designed so that nothing reaches production without you.

Your typical flow:

  1. Iteration arrives in your inbox in Engineering phase.
  2. Answer technical questions and review specs.
  3. Approve the implementation plan.
  4. For each Ready PR, send the Move to agent prompt to your coding agent. Your agent claims the PR and builds it.
  5. Review the PR in your normal review process: in your IDE or in your hosted Git provider.
  6. Merge.

What changes for you:

  • You spend less time on routine implementation. The agent does that.
  • You spend more time on architecture, review, and high-judgment decisions.
  • You stay fully in your existing tooling: your IDE, your Git provider, your CI/CD. Itera doesn't replace any of that.

If you'd rather pull a branch and work on it manually instead of using your coding agent, you can. Every iteration produces real Git branches and PRs in your repository.

Setting up Itera technically? The full technical reference lives at docs.iteradev.ai. That's where to go for itera.yml configuration, the component inspector, and framework-specific integration guides.

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