Since.dev

Since.dev is a team of AI agents led by a COO persona, Grant, that monitors CI, cloud costs, runtime, security and dependencies for startups. It tracks upstream package changes and opens draft repair PRs without merging or deploying anything.

Since.dev packages startup DevOps as a small team of AI specialists led by Grant, who acts as a COO. Teams without a dedicated operations hire connect a GitHub repository and AWS, then ask Grant questions in plain words. He routes each question to the teammate who owns the topic: Maya for CI and delivery, Liz for costs, Noah for runtime, Priya for security, David for compatibility and repairs, Owen for configuration and lifecycle, Iris for outside world state, Theo for setup standards, Harper for executive documents and Vera for testing a company's own AI agents. The dependency angle is the part most relevant to the directory task. Iris watches package registries and repositories (npm, GitHub, PyPI, Rust, RubyGems, OpenAPI and others) and records changes, each tagged as breaking, deprecated, behavioral, additive or advisory and linked to evidence such as release notes and migration guides. David then traces a supported change to the code it touches and opens a small draft pull request. That PR runs through the repository's existing CI, and revisions can be requested from the dashboard or by mentioning the GitHub app in a comment. Nothing merges or deploys automatically, so a human reviews every fix. Day to day, Grant can consult up to six teammates at once and answer with citations. Long jobs continue in the background, check-ins run on a schedule or when GitHub reports a run, push or alert, and findings can be assigned, deferred or marked addressed. The same Grant is reachable from Slack, the dashboard or an MCP client, and an HTTP API with signed webhooks lets agents verify whether a recorded fact is still valid. Compared with single-purpose tools such as dependency bots, Since.dev trades narrow automation for a broader advisory layer that spans cost, security and delivery. Compared with hiring an engineer, it offers cheaper coverage but only of the sources it supports. A free tier covers one project and a monthly baseline, which suits evaluation before paid plans add live consultation and more frequent check-ins.