The AI agent for software developers — triage, changelogs, and PR review on autopilot

Sauna is an AI coding-adjacent coworker for software developers — not an autocomplete, but a teammate that lives in your issue tracker, code host, and chat. It triages regressions, drafts release notes, and keeps the team informed, so engineers stay in flow instead of context-switching into status work.

What Sauna does for software developers

  1. Triage what broke
    Pull the linked issue and the fix in flight from your tracker and code host, explain the regression in plain English, and post the answer back to the channel.

  2. Draft the changelog
    Turn the sprint's merged PRs and closed issues into a release note in your team's voice, posted to the channel you name once you approve it.

  3. Review-queue radar
    Surface the open PRs awaiting your review, ranked by age and author, texted to you so nothing stalls.

  4. Turn threads into tickets
    A recurring bug report in Slack becomes a structured ticket with the thread as context — filed only when you click create.

Ask in chat. It does the work.

Sauna shows up where you already work — the web app, Slack, email, iMessage, and Superhuman. It reads what it needs, does the task, and comes back with the draft for your approval.

Example prompt

“Write the changelog for this sprint from our merged PRs and closed issues, in our usual tone, and post it to #changelog once I approve.”

A finished result, not a transcript.

Reports, drafts, and dashboards Sauna assembles from your live tools — kept current on its own.

Questions, answered.

Will it commit or merge code on its own?

No. Sauna drafts changelogs, summaries, and tickets; anything that writes to your tools waits for your approval.

Does it connect to GitHub and Linear?

Yes — both are built in, plus Jira, GitLab, and thousands more, or your own tool over MCP or an API key.

Is my data safe?

Sauna reads only what you connect, and acts only after you approve. Your workspace and its memory are yours, not training data.

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