Labs

Try Meko features using a live demo application in the portal

Use Labs to explore core Meko features with a live demo application connected to a real datapack. Each lab walks a stage of the agentic development lifecycle: you build the context, an agent uses it, and you see exactly what it changed. Every lab ends with a path back to your own repo. Nothing to install.

Labs sit in that lifecycle — Spec, Build, Review, Fix & merge — with Review live today.

To run a lab:

  1. Sign up.
  2. Log in.
  3. In the portal sidebar, open Labs, choose a scenario, and click Launch lab.
  4. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Labs

The following lab is available (with more in development).

Review a PR with AgentK

Learn how an agent reviews a pull request against your org's coding standards, live. You start with a sample project that has no standards yet, build that context in a datapack, then watch AgentK use it.

The lab takes about five minutes across five chapters:

  1. Give your agent context. Watch AgentK review a pull request with no standards, then build the datapack it was missing: a standards document, a memory, and a conversation.
  2. Share it with AgentK. Grant the agent read access to that datapack and choose the model and sources for the run.
  3. Read the review. Run the review and compare it with the review that had no context.
  4. Close the loop. Save the findings into the datapack, then promote one memory so other agents on the team can read it.
  5. See it in production. Look at the same loop running on Yugabyte's repositories, then optionally point AgentK at a pull request of your own.

AgentK runs on AWS Bedrock AgentCore.

Limitations

  • Creating a datapack during a lab counts against your plan's datapack quota. Free accounts can create up to 10 datapacks. See Meko pricing.
  • Free accounts use the shared, predeployed AgentK. Deploying a dedicated instance requires a paid plan.
  • Pointing AgentK at your own pull request is optional. Your GitHub personal access token stays in the browser; Meko never receives it. The PR title and full diff are then sent to Meko and the review agent — on the Free tier, the shared predeployed instance.