Developer onboarding that turns context into completed work for review

Problem

New developers lose weeks waiting for tribal knowledge: where things live, why patterns exist, how to run the project, and what a safe first contribution looks like. Senior engineers become the onboarding bottleneck.

How it works

Rosvelt gives new developers guided context inside the real work: agents explain the relevant files, conventions, decisions, and safe implementation path while the new teammate delivers completed work for review.

2They pick up a Linear or Jira ticket — or a Figma frame.

3Agents explain the relevant code, conventions, and structure in context.

4The new dev and the agents implement the change and deliver completed work for review with a live preview.

5They review, ask follow-ups, and merge their first real contribution.

Tickets

Track scoped work, ownership, progress, blockers, and review in one board.

What you get

A faster path from first day to first meaningful contribution, with less dependency on senior engineers for repeated walkthroughs.

Threads

Keep product, engineering, QA, and agent decisions attached to the ticket.

Review before you merge

New developers learn by reviewing real, running work before it reaches main.

Every agent change arrives as a completed update with a live preview, so a new developer can see the result running, read the diff, and leave comments before anything merges. Senior engineers review the same work they always would — the agents just did the first pass and explained their reasoning along the way.

Why it's different

Onboarding stops being a senior-engineer bottleneck.

See it in action

Watch a new developer deliver their first completed work for review with agent support.