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Explaining a product change often takes longer than making it. This AI can now build the change for your engineers to review. Small product fixes often have to wait because only engineers can make changes to the code: → A typo in the copy → An empty screen with... no helpful message → A missing form field → A bug someone found but can't fix Base Code by Base44 lets anyone build these fixes on your existing code, right from your browser. Here's how it works: • Connect the GitHub repository your engineers already use • Describe the change in plain language • Base Code builds the change for you • Preview your real product running with the change • The change comes back to your engineers as a normal pull request Your engineers stay in control the whole time: ✅ Base Code never pushes to your default branch ✅ Your existing checks and protections still apply ✅ Engineers decide what gets merged No local setup is needed. For now, Base Code works with GitHub only. You can try it for free for 30 days: ↳ One invite covers your whole team ↳ Credits are included, so you can test it properly 📌 Try it here: 🎁 Use this coupon code: IC-79AD21-74794F-3CEF13-C80813 (valid for first 50 users) 🔄 Repost to help others turn product requests into real changesshow more

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Kevin Box9 days ago

Giving non-engineers a way to prepare changes for review could help teams move faster without removing engineering oversight.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

That balance is what makes this approach worth trying.

Businessaholic9 days ago

The preview step makes this especially practical.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Good point, a live preview takes the guessing out.

EntrepBuilder9 days ago

Helpful workflow for teams dealing with constant small changes.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Agreed, this takes a lot of pressure off busy teams.

The Ant Philosophy9 days ago

The browser-based workflow makes this feel very accessible.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

No local setup means anyone can jump in quickly.

AntonioAI9 days ago

Turning small product fixes into reviewable code could remove a huge amount of friction from the product development loop

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Less friction on tiny fixes keeps the whole loop moving.

EyeingAI9 days ago

Tiny fixes should be this simple.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Honestly, the best part is nothing skips the review.

Business Corner | Showcasing Entrepreneur9 days ago

Nice approach to keeping engineers involved without bottlenecks.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Good point, the pull request keeps everyone in the loop.

PreneursCircle9 days ago

This could make small product fixes much faster.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Yeah, small changes should not need a whole meeting.

Minds That Build9 days ago

Engineers keeping final control is an important detail.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Speed means little if engineers lose the last word.

Nyx9 days ago

Great share

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Thanks!

Jyoti9 days ago

Love the idea of letting anyone turn product feedback into real code changes while keeping engineers in control. This could make small but important fixes much faster.

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Good point, important little fixes shouldn't sit around for weeks.

Nelly;9 days ago

I’ve written embarrassingly detailed tickets for changes that were basically three words

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Ticket longer than the fix itself is so relatable.

Amit9 days ago

this could save teams a ton of back and forth

Andrew Bolis9 days ago

Agreed, describing the change directly cuts out the middleman.

Andrea Z9 days ago

the bottleneck just moves to review. anyone can open 10 small PRs a day now, and each still needs someone to check it didn't break something two files away. i build an AI PR reviewer and that second step is the part that matters.

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