What Is Bilbis?
Understand the basic product model before setting up your first pipeline.
Short answer
Bilbis is a multi-agent AI coding pipeline. You give it a task, choose the repository it should work in, and Bilbis coordinates the steps from planning to code changes, checks, review, and an MR/PR.
It is built for teams that want repeatable AI-assisted software work, not one-off chat prompts. Bilbis keeps the work connected to your organization, repositories, providers, budgets, approvals, and audit trail.
What Bilbis does
Bilbis helps with the operational path around a code change:
- A user describes the task.
- Bilbis chooses or uses an AI engine.
- The agents plan and work in the selected repository.
- Bilbis pushes a branch.
- Bilbis follows tests, CI, review, clarification, and approval steps.
- The result is visible as a pipeline and usually connects to an MR/PR.
The product does not replace your source control provider, Jira, or billing controls. It connects to them and uses the permissions your organization provides.
Core ideas
| Term | Plain-English meaning |
|---|---|
| Organization | The workspace where your members, credentials, products, pipelines, billing, and audit logs live. |
| Credential | A provider key or token Bilbis stores encrypted so it can use a service such as Anthropic, OpenAI, GitLab, GitHub, or Jira. |
| Product | A group of repositories that share pipeline settings. |
| Repository | A codebase Bilbis can work in. |
| Pipeline | One run of work, from task description to result. |
| Engine | The AI model or coding engine used for a pipeline. |
| MR/PR | The merge request or pull request connected to the code change. |
Where you see it in Bilbis
The main app is organized around everyday work:
- Dashboard shows recent activity and setup readiness.
- Pipelines is where users create and review work.
- Templates stores reusable pipeline presets.
- MRs lists merge requests or pull requests connected to pipelines.
- Products and Settings -> Integrations control setup.
- Members, Audit log, Analytics, and Billing help admins operate the organization.
Who does what
Typical responsibilities:
| Person | Common actions |
|---|---|
| Owner or admin | Connect providers, create products, add repos, manage members, configure billing and audit-sensitive settings. |
| Developer | Create pipelines, review output, answer clarifications, and inspect MRs/PRs. |
| Viewer | Read pipeline status, history, analytics, and organization context where permitted. |
Actual access depends on the role assigned in your organization.