Founders and solo builders
You build your product with AI agents and ship every day. Getzilla makes sure fast does not turn into fragile.
AI agents build fast and leave a mess behind. Getzilla tidies up after them, checks every change for real, and keeps anything broken out of your main code.
Getzilla keeps this out of main until it is fixed.
Every check passed. Safe to merge.
You build your product with AI agents and ship every day. Getzilla makes sure fast does not turn into fragile.
Several people and several agents in one codebase. Everyone gets the same simple rule for what is allowed into the main code.
Months from now someone has to change this code. Getzilla leaves them tests, notes and reasons instead of guesses.
Vibe-coding is great for getting something working. The trouble starts the day after, when you have to change it.
A new feature quietly breaks an old one. You find out from your users, not from your tests.
The agent made hundreds of decisions and wrote none of them down. Changing anything feels like defusing a bomb.
The agent says so. Nobody checked. Sometimes there are no tests, sometimes the agent edited them until they passed.
Shortcuts pile up until every change is scary and slow. That is technical debt, and it grows quietly.
Every shortcut taken today is a loan. You pay it back later with interest: bugs, slow changes and code nobody dares to touch. Getzilla makes the agent pay as it goes.
Getzilla sorts out what the agent left behind. Every change gets tests that really ran, a short note on what and why, and a second pair of eyes. Anything not ready waits outside main with a clear to-do list.
Getzilla does not slow down the fun part. Vibe-code the feature or the whole project first. Then Getzilla takes what was built and turns it into something you can trust.
Use your AI agent the way you like. Try ideas, throw them away, keep what works. Getzilla stays out of your way while you build.
you: add a checkout with saved cards
agent: done ✓
you: make the button green
agent: done ✓
you: ship it?
getzilla: let me clean this up first
Getzilla looks at what changed and picks the right amount of checking. A typo gets a light touch. Payments and logins get the full treatment.
Each change gets a short record: what it does, why it was needed, and how to tell that it works. The next person, or the next agent, starts from facts instead of guesses.
what new checkout with saved cards
why old flow lost 1 in 5 orders
verify pay with a saved card,
pay as a new customer,
old accounts can still log in
Missing tests are added. Everything runs on the exact version that is about to be merged, not on an older copy and not on the agent’s word.
A second agent or a person reads the change against its record. The author never approves its own work.
agent Aagent BOnly changes that passed every step reach your main code. The rest wait with a clear list of what to fix, so your main branch is always something you can ship.
The final check runs outside the agent’s reach: on a separate server, with tests the agent cannot see or edit. If a change is not proven, it does not get in, however confident the agent sounds.
Getzilla installs into an ordinary git repository. It shows you the plan first and changes nothing until you say so.
git clone https://github.com/Dimkox/Getzilla.git
cd Getzilla
python3 scripts/getzilla_doctor.py --offer-install
python3 scripts/install_into.py --plan /path/to/your/repo
python3 scripts/install_into.py --materialize-new /path/to/new-repo
Used adaptive-grok-build-pro before? Run the same --plan on your project. It keeps your own settings and lists every old file next to its Getzilla replacement.
Free and open source. Install it into your repository in a few minutes.