Early access · in development

API maintenance that fixes itself

ChangePilot watches the specs, changelogs and SDK releases behind the APIs you depend on. It maps each meaningful change to the exact places your repositories use it, then opens a tested pull request with the migration already written.

Sample workspaceSample data
Payments API2025-02-01
Search APIv3.4.2
Repository references (6)scanned locally
  • services/billing/checkout.ts:142payments.customers.create
  • packages/api-client/src/customers.ts:31createCustomer()
  • workers/sync/nightly.ts:203payments.customers.create
  • services/billing/refunds.ts:88payments.refunds.create
  • apps/web/lib/search.ts:24search.query
  • apps/web/app/account/page.tsx:64search.query
Impact reviewPending
Usage match confidence
  • Type checkqueued
  • Unit testsqueued
  • Contract testsqueued

Open the detected change to continue

One breaking change detected across 6 repository references.

Provider monitoring

Specifications, documentation, changelogs and SDK releases are followed continuously, so a meaningful change is not something you find out about from an incident.

Usage mapping

Each change is matched to the calls, files and services that actually use it, with the affected code in front of you instead of a generic deprecation notice.

Tested pull requests

The agent proposes the migration, runs it against your tests and CI safeguards, and opens a reviewable pull request with its rationale attached.

You stay in control

Scanning is local-first and every proposed change waits for a human decision, with an audit trail of what changed upstream and why it was touched.

From an upstream change to a reviewed fix

One path, with a human decision at the end of it.

  1. Detect

    Provider specs, docs, changelogs and SDK releases are monitored, and each update is classified by what it actually breaks.

  2. Map

    The change is traced to real usage across your repositories — the call sites, wrappers and services that depend on it.

  3. Verify

    A proposed migration is written and checked against your tests and CI safeguards before it ever reaches you.

  4. Review

    You get a pull request with the diff, the rationale and the evidence behind it. The merge decision stays yours.

Change flowIllustrative
Provider specs
SDK releases
ChangePilot

billing-api

2 proposed fixes

web-app

no action needed

sync-worker

1 proposed fix

Stay ahead of every API change

ChangePilot is in early development, and we are working with teams who maintain real third-party integrations.

Access opens in stages. Until then, the walkthrough above shows exactly what ChangePilot puts in front of a reviewer.