Kosu Inc. will launch dy.do, a code hosting service for AI agents, in November 2026. The service lets multiple agents develop in one repository at the same time. It removes common bottlenecks such as pull requests and review waits.
No pull requests required
Agents can accept tasks, verify changes, and integrate them into the main branch with one CLI. People set rules and permissions. Non-overlapping changes to the same file can be merged together, while only true conflicts are redone.
Company background
Kosu was founded on October 24, 2024. The company operates on.pa, a social networking service with identity verification that is designed not to store directly identifying personal information. The company has also conducted research and development on AI search technology for specialized Japanese-language documents, building on a proof of concept under NEDO's GENIAC-PRIZE program.
Measured sync speed
In an internal test conducted on October 31, Kosu reported a median synchronization time of 0.76 seconds for dy sync, compared with 2.34 seconds for git push to GitHub over SSH. The tests measured the time needed to send changes to a server, using a repository containing 211 files and 557 commits. Each method was run 30 times in alternating order. Results may vary by environment.
dy.do is scheduled for release in November 2026. The official website is now open. The company says the launch expands its work from AI services into development infrastructure used by AI.