How It Works

Describe the task.
Get back a pull request.

Submit tasks in plain English via the chat interface. TARS reads your codebase, writes the code, and opens a PR — you just review and merge.

Step 01

Submit Tasks via Chat

Describe what you want in plain English through the TARS chat interface. No issue tracker, no spec doc, no template — just tell TARS what needs to be done.

  • Plain English descriptions — no special syntax or format required
  • Connect your GitHub repository so TARS knows where to work
  • Submit feature requests, bug reports, or refactoring tasks
  • Tasks are queued immediately and picked up in order
  • Submit from anywhere — the dashboard is always available
tarsai.dev — task submission
Project: dsneed123/my-app
Task description:
Add a password reset flow. Users should be
able to request a reset link via email and
set a new password from the link.
✓ Task queued — position #1
TARS will pick this up shortly…
Step 02

TARS Reads & Codes

TARS clones your repository, reads the existing codebase, then implements the task — following your conventions, matching your file structure, and working within the context of what's already there.

  • Reads your existing files before writing anything
  • Follows the patterns and conventions already in your codebase
  • Implements features, fixes bugs, and refactors existing code
  • Runs your existing test suite if one is present
  • Works on a dedicated branch — your main branch is never touched directly
  • Powered by Claude — one of the most capable coding models available
tars — coding
tars@agent: Reading codebase…
→ Cloned dsneed123/my-app
→ Read 86 files across 12 modules
→ Auth pattern: Django allauth
tars@agent: Implementing…
→ accounts/views.py (modified)
→ accounts/templates/password_reset.html
→ accounts/urls.py (modified)
tars@agent: Running tests…
✓ 41 tests passed
Step 03

Get a Pull Request

When TARS finishes, it pushes a branch and opens a pull request on GitHub. The PR includes a clear description of what was done and why — ready for your team to review and merge.

  • Changes pushed to a dedicated branch — never directly to main
  • PR opened on GitHub with a plain-English summary of the changes
  • You review, request changes, or merge — full control stays with you
  • Works with your existing GitHub review workflow
  • Nothing is merged automatically — human approval always required
github.com — pull request
✓ Branch: tars/password-reset-flow
Add password reset flow
Implements email-based password reset:
• Reset request view + email template
• Token-gated confirm + set-password view
• URL routes wired to existing auth prefix
• Follows existing allauth session patterns
3 files changed, +124 / -0 lines
✓ Ready for review
Step 04

Track Your Queue

The dashboard shows every task you've submitted — what's waiting, what's in progress, and what's been completed. Each completed task links directly to the PR on GitHub.

  • See all submitted tasks and their current status at a glance
  • Track how many tasks are queued, in progress, and done
  • Completed tasks link directly to the GitHub pull request
  • Submit new tasks any time — they join the queue automatically
  • View task history per project to see everything TARS has shipped
tarsai.dev — task dashboard
my-app  — 3 tasks
done Add password reset flow  → PR #91
active Add CSV export to reports page
queued Fix pagination on /users list
Completed this month: 14 tasks
✓ 14 PRs opened and ready to merge
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