AI backend development for back-end developers

Review endpoints with contract tests instead of hand-writing them

A ready-made AI development team for your services. Hand over an API contract, a schema change, or a bug report, and approve the spec. You review a pull request with contract tests, a rehearsed migration, or a failing test that now passes.

YOUR GOALAPI-131 · invoices API from the contract
openapi.yaml → invoices-apiRead contract…
METHODPATH · FROM OPENAPI.YAMLSTATUS
GET/invoicesmissing
POST/invoicesmissing
GET/invoices/{id}missing
PATCH/invoices/{id}missing
0042_add_invoice_status.sqlWaiting
1Read contract
2Build endpoints
3Contract tests
4Rehearse
YOU GETPull request with contract testsMigration rehearsed on a copy
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Contract first

Implement API endpoints from your OpenAPI contract

Give the agents your OpenAPI contract. They compare it with the current service, implement what is missing in your existing codebase and write contract tests that fail if the code and the contract drift apart. You approve the spec first and review the pull request at the end.

From goal to merged pull request
openapi.yaml · invoices0/4 contract tests pass
GET/invoiceslist, cursor paginatednot built
POST/invoices201 + problem+json on 4xxnot built
GET/invoices/{id}404 when missingnot built
PATCH/invoices/{id}status transitions onlynot built
+ typed client · contract tests added to your suite · PR for your review
The rest of the backlog

Assign migrations, fixes, and updates to agents

Each task runs in its own sandbox and comes back as a pull request with the available test results, review findings, and task cost. Your team reviews it and merges.

The same day, twice

Ravi reviews agent-built changes to the billing service

Illustrative example, not a customer result.

Here is what the work looks like today, and what changes when an AI team takes the busywork off the plate.

Without BoldCreateWith BoldCreate
Mon
A new API contract lands. Endpoints by hand.Boilerplate
Endpoints built from the contract, with contract tests.In review
Tue
A schema change needs a migration nobody wants to run.Risk
Migration and rollback rehearsed on a copy.Rehearsed
Wed
A bug report with a stack trace and no repro.Guesswork
Bug reproduced with a failing test, then fixed.Tested
Fri
Dependency updates pushed to next sprint again.Drift
Dependency update PR with the suite green.Merged
Back-end chores arrive as tested pull requests your team reviews
Where it hurts, and what changes

Common problems and how BoldCreate helps

“PAIN 01Endpoints drift from the contract.
Contract tests fail the moment code and contract disagree.Cloud Agent
“PAIN 02Migrations are risky to run.
Agents rehearse the migration and rollback on a copy first.Cloud Agent
“PAIN 03API conventions vary across services
Your API and error-handling rules, written once as skills.Skills
Illustrative example outcomes, not measured results.
4endpoints with contract tests (illustrative)
1migration rehearsed on a copy (illustrative)
0steps skipped: spec, review, merge

Frequently asked questions

What back-end work can AI backend development agents take on?
API endpoints from a contract with contract tests, data migrations rehearsed on a copy, bugs reproduced with a failing test, and dependency updates. Each task comes back as a tested pull request.
How do agents follow our API standards?
Write your API, logging, and error-handling rules once as skills. Every agent follows them, and the Reviewer checks each agent-built pull request against them.
Where do agents run database migrations?
Agents write the migration and its rollback and rehearse both on a copy in an isolated sandbox. Your team reviews the pull request and decides when to merge.
Can BoldCreate update our dependencies?
Yes. Agents bump a library, fix what breaks, and run your suite in the sandbox, then open a pull request.

Start with one task in your existing codebase

Hand over one contract, migration, or bug report, approve the spec, and review the tested pull request.

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