Superplane

SuperPlane is an open source platform for automating routine software development work with AI coding agents. Its stated goal is to carry high confidence tasks from the backlog to a verified, review ready pull request, so engineers spend less time deciding what to delegate and babysitting each step. The workflow has four stages: plan, build, check and review. SuperPlane scans the codebase and issue backlog, ranks issues by automation confidence and leaves ambiguous work to people. Once a task starts, the workflow rather than the individual agent owns the rules, with deterministic steps, defined scope, required checks, approval points and escalation paths. It verifies completion and iterates with the agent when checks fail, for example repairing a failing CI run before a pull request is marked ready. It suits engineering and DevOps teams that want guardrails around coding agents. The engine is licensed under Apache 2.0, works with the model of the customer's choice and can run in the cloud or on premises. Pricing is per organization rather than per seat. Open source projects that are actively maintained, non commercial, public and properly licensed can use it free. The Business plan costs $199 per organization per month with unlimited team members, $50 of shared monthly usage, managed x64 and ARM machines, model API rates plus 10 percent and email support, with a 14 day free trial and no credit card required. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds air gapped installation, access controls, audit logs, bring your own model keys, SLAs and invoice billing.