Question 1

What is AUREM Dev?

Accepted Answer

AUREM Dev is an autonomous AI engineer. You connect a GitHub repository, describe what you need in chat, and AUREM plans, writes, tests and ships the change — opening a real pull request to your repo using the GitHub REST API.

Question 2

How is AUREM Dev different from Cursor, Devin or Replit Agent?

Accepted Answer

Cursor is an IDE assistant; you still write the code. Devin and Replit Agent run in their own sandboxes. AUREM Dev is repository-first — it grounds itself in your existing files, respects your layout and conventions, and commits straight to your branch via the GitHub API instead of asking you to copy snippets.

Question 3

Is there a free tier?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every new account gets 10 free tasks per month forever — no credit card required. Paid plans are flat fee: Starter $9/mo (50 tasks), Pro $19/mo (unlimited tasks + Maxx mode + automations), Team $35/user/mo (priority queue + admin panel). There is no token billing and no credit pool to drain.

Question 4

Which AI models does AUREM Dev support?

Accepted Answer

AUREM Dev is model-agnostic. You can bring your own API key for Anthropic (Claude Sonnet 4.5), DeepSeek, OpenAI (GPT-5.2), or Google (Gemini 3). The platform also ships with a managed key that works out of the box.

Question 5

Does AUREM Dev have access to my private code?

Accepted Answer

Only when you explicitly connect a repository with a GitHub Personal Access Token. Tokens are stored encrypted and only the files needed for the current task are loaded into the model context. You can revoke access at any time from Settings.

Question 6

How does AUREM Dev push changes to GitHub?

Accepted Answer

AUREM commits straight to your branch via the GitHub REST API — trees + blobs + commits + refs — producing one atomic commit per task. No local git binary required and no pull request: the code lands on the branch you configured (main by default), so you skip the review-then-merge round-trip entirely. Every commit passes the Vanguard 007 security scanner first.

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