Codegen
Agentic AI platform that turned tickets into pull requests — acquired by ClickUp in late 2025.
Acquired — still operating
acquired by ClickUp Dec 2025; standalone ended, folded into Super Agents
About
Codegen was an agentic AI platform founded in 2023 by Jay Hack, positioned as an AI coworker for engineering teams. It connected to codebases and project boards like Jira and Linear, scraped the backlog for solvable tickets, and spun up agents that produced planned code changes as pull requests with limited human intervention. It raised a $16 million seed round led by Thrive Capital at a $60 million valuation.
The honest picture: Codegen as a standalone product is over — ClickUp acquired the company in December 2025 and folded the team and technology into its 'Super Agents' roadmap, with Hack joining as ClickUp's Head of AI. You cannot sign up for Codegen today. It earns a catalog entry as a cautionary data point: even well-funded agent startups are being absorbed into larger platforms, and buyers should weigh acquisition risk when betting a workflow on a young AI dev tool.
What it can do
- Ticket-to-PR automation from Jira and Linear backlogs
- Multi-agent codebase analysis and planned changes
- GitHub and Slack integrations
- Human-in-the-loop review of generated PRs
- Now integrated into ClickUp's Super Agents platform
Setup
Codegen is no longer available as a standalone product following its acquisition by ClickUp. Its capabilities are being integrated into ClickUp's AI agent roadmap.
Prerequisites
None — the standalone product has been discontinued.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 6/10
Scored 6/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 52; Trending score 40/100 from researcher assessment.
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