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Test a task's pull request on your own machine with one command

By Syed Fazle Rahman

Buildful now gives you two ways to try a task's pull request on your own machine: one command that runs it on localhost with no local setup, and a git command that checks out its branch in your own clone.

Both are under Run on localhost on tasks that work on one repo. Copy a command, paste it in a terminal, and test the pull request before you merge it.

Also on October 21:

  • Code blocks in the agent's replies have a Copy button.
  • The model picker for follow-ups has search, like the one in the task box.
  • Visitors from the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland now choose which cookies to allow before analytics or ad cookies are set. Anyone can update their choice later from Cookie settings, and the privacy policy has the details.
  • Tasks

About the author

Syed Fazle Rahman

Co-founder, Bug0 · Building Buildful

At Bug0, Fazle builds AI agents that test web apps end to end. He previously co-founded Hashnode and helped grow it into one of the web's largest developer communities. A front-end and UX engineer by training, he wrote Jump Start Bootstrap and Jump Start Foundation for SitePoint and has spent more than a decade building products for developers.

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