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AI agents tackle your repetitive coding tasks. You focus on actual development work. Fine automates backlog cleanup. Migration projects. The mundane stuff that eats up sprint cycles. You get unlimited chat sessions and…

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AI agents tackle your repetitive coding tasks. You focus on actual development work. Fine automates backlog cleanup. Migration projects. The mundane stuff that eats up sprint cycles.

You get unlimited chat sessions and unlimited indexed repositories. No usage caps.

Fine puts AI agents to work on issues and pull requests without counting tokens or limiting conversations. Need to migrate legacy code? Set up a workflow and let Fine's agents chip away at it. Premium LLMs handle the heavy lifting in their AI sandbox environment.

Your startup's engineering team can try it free — no credit card details required. Monthly pricing sits at $13 per seat with a 20% discount if you pay yearly.

Custom agents cost extra though. You'll pay $500 monthly per custom agent plus $10 monthly for each cloud dev environment agent. That pricing scales up fast for teams wanting specialized automation.

A DevOps engineer dealing with technical debt would find Fine useful for systematically addressing legacy issues that never make it to the top of the priority list. The unlimited usage model means you won't hit arbitrary limits when processing large codebases or running extended migration workflows. Self-hosted agents require Enterprise plans, so smaller teams stay on Fine's infrastructure.

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How much does Fine cost and what's included in the base plan?
Fine's $13 per seat monthly -- or grab 20% off if you pay yearly. You get unlimited chat sessions and can index as many repos as you want. No usage caps either. Custom agents cost extra though -- $500 monthly each, plus another $10 for cloud dev environment agents.
Can I use Fine with my existing GitHub repositories?
Absolutely! Fine connects right to your repos and indexes unlimited ones. It jumps into your issues and pull requests directly. Best part? You won't get hit with charges based on how many repos you connect or code you process.
What happens if I need Fine to work on a massive legacy codebase migration?
That's where Fine shines -- no token limits or conversation caps during huge migration projects. You can set up workflows so Fine's agents tackle legacy code issues one by one. The AI sandbox handles all the heavy lifting with premium LLMs.
Do I need to provide credit card details to try Fine?
Nope! Startup engineering teams can test Fine free without any credit card info. You can actually try it on your real codebase before deciding on paid plans.
Can I run Fine's agents on my own servers instead of their cloud?
Self-hosted agents need Enterprise plans -- you can't run them on your infrastructure with standard monthly plans. Smaller teams have to stick with Fine's cloud infrastructure and AI sandbox environment.
What's the difference between Fine's regular agents and custom agents?
Regular agents handle general coding stuff like backlog cleanup and migrations using Fine's built-in workflows. Custom agents run $500 monthly each and give you specialized automation for your specific needs. Most teams start with regular agents since custom ones get pricey fast.
How does Fine handle technical debt that never gets prioritized?
Fine's agents systematically tackle those low-priority technical debt issues that always get pushed to the bottom of sprint backlogs. You can set up workflows to chip away at legacy problems continuously -- without burning developer time on boring cleanup tasks.

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