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What does Devman do?

Devman is a voice-only coding companion that takes plain-language coding tasks and delegates them to an automated coding agent in the user's development environment, then reports back concise spoken summaries of the results. It acts as a hands-free interface for software development, with current text input and planned voice interaction.

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About Devman

Devman is a voice-only coding companion software tool that takes plain-language coding tasks and delegates them to an automated coding agent working in the user's development environment. It does not write code itself; instead, it forwards user-described tasks, such as bug fixes or feature requests, to a connected dev environment or, until one is connected, to D2L's AI as a stand-in. After the coding agent completes the work, Devman filters the agent's output and reports only the relevant results back to the user in concise, spoken summaries. The product is positioned as a hands-free interface for software development, with current text input and planned voice interaction.