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Hoplite
Hoplite is a cloud coding-agent platform for starting, supervising, and reviewing work in GitHub-backed repositories.
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# Hoplite
> Hoplite is a cloud coding-agent platform for starting, supervising, and reviewing work in GitHub-backed repositories.
## Product
- [Hoplite](https://app.hoplite.sh/): Sign in or create an account to use the web application.
- [Documentation](https://hoplite.sh/docs): Product, workspace, integration, and CLI documentation.
- [Multiplayer agent](https://hoplite.sh/product/multiplayer): Hoplite is a multiplayer coding agent: every thread is shared with your workspace, so teammates can watch a run, steer it, approve sensitive steps and pick up where someone left off.
- [Slack agent](https://hoplite.sh/product/slack): Mention Hoplite in Slack to answer questions about your code, start a coding thread in the right project, steer running work, and get the pull request link back in the same Slack thread.
- [Automations](https://hoplite.sh/product/automations): Run Hoplite coding agents on a schedule or when something happens in GitHub, Sentry, Linear, Slack or a webhook. Every run is an ordinary thread your team can open, steer and review.
- [PR Auto-fix](https://hoplite.sh/product/pr-autofix): Hoplite's Auto-fix loop watches a pull request's checks and review threads, wakes the agent in the same thread to push fixes to the same branch, and stops when everything is green.
## Blog
Every post is served as Markdown to agent clients at its own URL (send Accept: text/markdown, or use curl); the index is at https://hoplite.sh/blog and the feed at https://hoplite.sh/feed.xml.
- [Ship a cross-repository change with coding agents](https://hoplite.sh/blog/ship-a-cross-repository-change-with-coding-agents): Coordinate backend and frontend changes with compatible contracts, separate pull requests, and explicit integration checks.
- [5 MCP workflows that give coding agents useful context](https://hoplite.sh/blog/5-mcp-workflows-that-give-coding-agents-useful-context): Choose MCP tools by the missing information in a task, and give each connection a clear access boundary.
- [Measure coding-agent results beyond tokens and lines of code](https://hoplite.sh/blog/measure-coding-agent-results-beyond-tokens-and-lines-of-code): Track accepted changes, review effort, cycle time, and regressions without confusing activity with impact.
- [How to run a framework migration with coding agents](https://hoplite.sh/blog/how-to-run-a-framework-migration-with-coding-agents): Break a framework migration into reviewable batches, preserve behavior, and verify the combined application before rollout.
- [From vulnerability alert to verified patch: an agent workflow](https://hoplite.sh/blog/from-vulnerability-alert-to-verified-patch-an-agent-workflow): Give a coding agent a bounded dependency patch with explicit compatibility checks and review requirements.
- [A weekly coding agent routine for technical debt](https://hoplite.sh/blog/a-weekly-coding-agent-routine-for-technical-debt): Use a scheduled investigation and small reviewed changes to make repository maintenance mana
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