Use cases
Use cases overview
Explore practical work that a SuperPlane Factory can implement, verify and return for review.SuperPlane is most useful when engineering work has a clear boundary and a result that your repository checks or a reviewer can confirm. A Factory takes that work from intake through implementation and verification while your team keeps control of priorities and final approval.
Choose a use case below to see how to prepare the task, run it through the factory and review the result.
Choose a use case
Section titled “Choose a use case”Fix a GitHub issue
Import a focused issue, let an agent implement the change and return a checked pull request for review.
View use case →Make small code improvements
Handle narrow refactors and cleanup while tests protect the behavior that must stay unchanged.
View use case →Fix a failing test
Give an agent the failing check, repository context and acceptance criteria needed to return a verified fix.
View use case →Update dependencies
Apply bounded dependency upgrades and verify compatibility with your repository checks.
View use case →Investigate an incident
Collect evidence from connected systems and return a reviewable investigation record.
View use case →Review and fix pull requests
Route review findings and failed checks back to an agent before a person makes the final merge decision.
View use case →When a Factory is a good fit
Section titled “When a Factory is a good fit”The best starting tasks are routine enough to describe and important enough to verify.
Work that needs an unresolved product decision, broad architectural judgment or direct production access should return to a person before implementation continues.
Build beyond these examples
Section titled “Build beyond these examples”These pages show common starting points. You can use the same factory model for other repeatable work by combining triggers, agents, checks and review steps around a clear result.