Autonomous Refactoring

Point Aether at a codebase and describe what's wrong — or let it find issues on its own. It traces execution paths, isolates problematic patterns like memory leaks or race conditions, and generates production-ready patches with full test coverage.

The animation on the right shows a real workflow: a developer asks Aether to fix a memory leak. It analyzes closure scopes, refactors the connection handler, and presents a clean diff — all in seconds.

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src/worker_thread.js
- connections.push(new Client(req));
+ const client = new Client(req);
+ client.on('close', () => cleanup());
+ connections.set(id, client);

How It Works

1. Describe. Tell Aether what to fix, build, or investigate in plain language. "The API is dropping connections under load" is enough.

2. Analyze. Aether maps the dependency graph, traces runtime execution paths, and flags the root cause — not just the symptoms.

3. Ship. It generates a clean, minimal diff, runs the existing test suite to verify correctness, and opens a branch for your review.

AWAITING SCAN

What Aether Handles

Memory leaks, race conditions, dead code paths, dependency vulnerability patches, API migration, test generation, documentation stubs, CI/CD pipeline configuration, Docker image optimization, and database query tuning.

It doesn't just fix — it explains. Every patch comes with a concise rationale so you understand the "why" behind every line changed. You stay in the driver's seat without touching the wheel.

npm run test:watch