Developers & Engineers

Upload your authentication module. Barie reads the entire code structure — functions, branches, error paths, and data contracts — identifies every testable path including the edge cases that developers consistently miss, generates a complete test suite with specific assertions for each path, and runs every test in a live environment. You receive the passing test results and coverage report, not a test file that you still need to run yourself.

Barie retrieves the current React 19 documentation from react.dev, the GitHub release changelog, and the official migration guide simultaneously. It structures the findings into breaking changes, deprecated APIs, and new patterns — each with a before-and-after code example and a direct link to the documentation section that describes the change. Not a summary that may reflect an older release.

Barie generates the GitHub Actions workflow, Dockerfile, and Slack Incoming Webhook integration using current documentation for all three. Using Barie Connectors, it then executes the pipeline: run tests, build the Docker image, push to a container registry, and notify the team on Slack. The pipeline runs. You do not configure it by hand.

Barie generates the complete Node.js REST API — routes, controllers, auth middleware, Prisma schema, and PostgreSQL connection — using current library versions verified against live npm and documentation pages. It runs the server, tests every endpoint, and returns the actual HTTP responses. Working code, executed and verified, not a code block copied into your editor that may or may not compile.

The Barie VS Code extension scans every file in your codebase for API call patterns missing authentication headers, tokens, or key management. It identifies each instance with its file path,...

Upload the Python file. Barie reads the code structure, traces the memory allocation pattern, identifies the bottleneck — whether it is a full DataFrame load, an object dtype inference error, or an unoptimised merge — rewrites the problematic sections using chunked processing or streaming, and runs the updated script live. You see the actual output. No copy-pasting to a compiler. No guessing whether it works.