
Asynchronous agent for software work...
Sign in and activate the account, then start a sample from the quick start or write the task yourself. The cloud sandbox runs each task in isolation so faulty code does not touch the local machine. Task templates store the prompt, knowledge, tools, and playbook so a similar task can be reused. To change an existing repository, authorize the import first; when the work is done it can open a pull request. If the result is not right, the docs say to send another instruction, then read code in the editor and the page in the preview. It fits developers who want research through deployment handled in the background, with several tasks running in parallel.
Dakou is an asynchronous agent for software work, launched with the Xingchen iFlow assistant. The product page says it runs research, analysis, design, coding, testing, and deployment as one end-to-end task. Each task gets an isolated cloud sandbox, continues in the background, and does not require you to stay on the page. Several tasks can be delegated in parallel. The platform stores business knowledge, standard playbooks, and task templates. After you authorize a repository, it can pull the code, edit it, and open a pull request. Third-party tools must be enabled in the tool market first. Sample tasks require sign-in and account activation.
Difficulty: Intermediate
End-to-end development tasks
Task management plans and splits the work, covering research, analysis, design, coding, testing, and deployment.
Isolated cloud sandbox
Each task gets its own sandbox and runs asynchronously in the cloud, so several tasks can be submitted without waiting online.
Knowledge, playbooks, and templates
You can store business knowledge, a standard-process playbook, and a task template that packages the prompt, knowledge, tools, and playbook.
Edit a repository and open a pull request
After a repository is authorized, Dakou can download and edit the code and open a pull request. The docs name GitHub repositories.
Enable third-party tools
Before a task runs, enable the third-party tools the agent needs in the tool market, or those steps cannot be called.
Delegate a small website
After sign-in, a developer starts a sample or a written brief, lets the sandbox build the page, and checks it in the preview.
Update a repository from a playbook
Write a playbook for the documentation update, authorize the repository, then let Dakou edit the files and open a pull request.
Run several research tasks together
Submit several research or analysis tasks together, let each run in a background sandbox, and review them when they finish.
No. The product page defines Dakou as asynchronous: the task goes to its own cloud environment and runs in the background, so you can leave and review it later. Several tasks can be submitted together and run in parallel. If the result needs changes, return to that task and send another instruction. Sign-in and account activation are still required before a sample can start.
The docs say to authorize a GitHub import first. Dakou then downloads and edits that code and opens a pull request when finished. Optional steps include business knowledge, a standard playbook, and enabling third-party tools in the market. Those pieces can be saved in a task template for the next similar change. A repository that was not authorized is not edited through this flow.
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