Crowd finds it.
Claude fixes it.
You ship it.
CrowdPatch turns user complaints into autonomous pull requests. The crowd breaks it, Claude patches it.
~just CrowdPatch it!~
Three jobs.
One closed-loop economy.
Humans provide the signal. Claude provides the labor. You stay the curator — reviewing PRs instead of chasing tickets.
The crowd exposes it
Flag the bugs. File the repro. Earn ◆ credits for stress-testing the community.
Claude resolves it
Deploy Claude with your credits. The agent diagnoses, patches, and signs the commit while you step away.
You deploy it
The fix lands as a verified PR. Review, merge, ship. The cycle repeats.
Managed Agents do the work.
Raw event stream. Zero demoware.
What's happening right now
Claude is deployed. Sandbox isolated. The agent is actively tracing and patching a community-reported flaw.
- 01 · Isolate: Sandbox the repo
- 02 · Diagnose: Reproduce the failure
- 03 · Execute: Patch and verify
- 04 · Deliver: Open a verified PR
The mechanism, not the marketing.
Three reasons why CrowdPatch is safe to point at production code.
Sterile Sandboxing
The agent operates in a locked, single-use container. It never touches your default branch. It never sees your secrets. It only knows the cloned tree.
Fire and Forget
Trigger a patch and walk away. The queue handles itself. The system operates entirely asynchronously, pinging you only when a verified PR is ready to merge.
Strict Verification
We make the agent prove its work, reproduce the failure before patching, and clear the test suite before committing. No PR is opened on red. No green PR without a test.
Just CrowdPatch it.
Let users find the bugs and let Claude write the patches. The only thing left to do is hit merge.