Press & brand assets
Everything you need to write about, link to, or integrate with DevIntern: logos, colors, screenshots, copy, and a press contact. All assets are free to use in articles, integration listings, and partner materials, subject to the usage notes below.
Boilerplate copy
Paste-and-go descriptions at three lengths.
One-liner · ~15 words
DevIntern is a self-hosted worker that turns ready tracker tickets into pull requests with the coding agents teams already use.
Short · ~50 words
DevIntern runs on your own machines, polls the tracker you already use, and turns ready tickets into pull requests with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or OpenCode. Review feedback comes back as commits on the same branch. DevIntern PM is optional intake for turning rough prompts, logs, and designs into better tickets.
Long · ~280 words
DevIntern is a self-hosted worker for the coding agents teams already use. It polls Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, Trello, Asana, Azure DevOps, or a markdown folder for ready work, routes each ticket to the right repository, runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or OpenCode with the team's own keys, and opens a pull request. Reviewer feedback returns to the same worker and becomes commits on the same branch. DevIntern PM is optional intake for turning rough prompts, logs, and designs into better tickets.
The problem. AI has made writing code fast, but supervising sessions, opening pull requests, replying to review feedback, and keeping the tracker in sync still consume attention. DevIntern moves that routine loop into a daemon on infrastructure the team already controls. Humans stay responsible for specifications, review, and merge decisions.
Who it's for. Engineering teams that want ready backlog work to become reviewable diffs without replacing their tracker, repository host, or coding agent. One interactive run is free and needs no signup. The unattended worker is unlocked by a one-time Supporter License or a Team/Business subscription.
Logos
Use the dark variant on dark backgrounds, the light variant on light backgrounds. Prefer SVG for anything that scales (presentations, web, print); use PNG for fixed-aspect uses (favicons, OG share cards, X / LinkedIn headers).
Color palette
The brand palette has paired light/dark values. Use the secondary teal sparingly, it carries the brand.
Primary
CTAs, links, primary accents
Secondary (brand teal)
Wordmark “dev”, success states, highlights
Background
Page canvas
Foreground
Body text
Typography
Primary typeface
Inter Variable
Wordmark uses semibold (600) with -0.025em letter-spacing. Body uses 400–500. Available free from Google Fonts or @fontsource-variable/inter.
Product screenshots
Captured at 2× device pixel ratio.
Desktop - value prop
1440 wide · AI-native value section with stats
Mobile - value prop
390 wide · stats stacked for mobile
Desktop - hero
1440×900 · above-the-fold homepage
Desktop - full page
1440 wide · entire homepage
Mobile - hero
390×844 · iPhone-width hero
Mobile - full page
390 wide · entire homepage
Usage
Please do
- Use the wordmark with the teal “dev” + foreground “intern” split, lowercase, in Inter Semibold.
- Give the logo at least 1× cap-height of clear space on every side.
- Pair the dark logo with dark backgrounds and the light logo with light backgrounds for legibility.
- Refer to the company and products as “DevIntern”, “@devintern/code”, and “@devintern/pm” in prose.
Please don’t
- Stretch, skew, rotate, or apply effects (shadow, glow, gradient) to the wordmark.
- Recolor the “dev” half: the teal is a brand cue.
- Place the wordmark on busy photographs or low-contrast backgrounds.
- Reproduce the wordmark below 80 px wide on screen, or 20 mm wide in print.
Press contact
For interviews, integration listings, or anything not covered above, reach . We aim to respond within two business days.