Kousu Inc. to Launch dy.do, Code Hosting Built for AI Agents
Kousu Inc. will release dy.do, a code hosting service for AI agents, in November 2026, and opened the official site on October 31.
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Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Why it matters
Kousu is pitching dy.do at the friction that appears once several agents share one repository, betting that workflow built for human reviewers becomes the bottleneck rather than the code itself.
Key Facts
- Kousu Inc. will release dy.do, a code hosting service for AI agents, in November 2026.
- The dy.do official site opened on October 31, 2026.
- dy.do lets agents go from taking on a task to integration into main with a single CLI, with people setting rules and permissions.
- Kousu measured dy sync at 0.76 seconds against 2.34 seconds for git push over SSH on a 211-file, 557-commit repository.
- dy.do supports macOS, Linux, and Windows.
The service skips branches, pull requests, and review queues: agents take a task through verification and integration into main with a single CLI, while people set rules and permissions. Kousu measured dy.do sync at 0.76 seconds against 2.34 seconds for git push over SSH on a 211-file, 557-commit repository.
Kousu Inc. says the merge queue is where multi-agent development stalls: agents working the same repository wait on branches, pull requests, review, and rebasing, all of which were designed around people. dy.do replaces that with a single CLI from task pickup to integration into main. Non-overlapping changes, even inside the same file, are integrated together, and only genuinely conflicting changes are redone. Kousu's own measurement puts dy sync at roughly one-third of git push time. The service is planned for November 2026 on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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Sources
- ASCII.jp 「dy.do」AIエージェントのためのコードホスティング、11月公開