Since.dev watches the APIs, packages, SDKs and models your code depends on, then opens a draft PR when one of them changes underneath you. The headline grabs you immediately, because self-repairing software is a dream that feels right around the corner. Self-repair is also a larger promise than any single feature could make.

Neither the headline nor the subheading mentions AI anywhere. They're selling the outcome and the technology itself, avoiding standing on a category that is already becoming fully saturated. Two small cards float in the hero to show the loop: "An API has moved" followed by "A draft PR is ready."

If you're still leaning on "It's AI!" in 2026, you need to rethink your positioning and answer this question: how do you sell an AI powered product when AI in and of itself no longer means anything interesting? Since.dev answers it by selling what your software becomes.

Why this H1 works:

• An imperative aimed at your codebase
  "Make" hands the reader the action, turning the promise into something you do to your own system

• Coins a word for the end state
  "self-repairable" names what the codebase becomes, which outlasts whatever features ship this quarter

• Draft PRs keep you in control
  nothing merges or deploys on its own, which is the first worry a developer has about automated fixes

• The logos answer coverage
  npm, GitHub, PyPI, Rust, OpenAPI and RubyGems tell you within a second whether your stack is included
  
  

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