Work needs shared context.
Requirements, project conventions, and decisions should stay with the mission, across agents and runs.
Coordinate any agent. Verify every change.
Deliver with confidence.
Mission control for AI software delivery.
Plan the work, connect the evidence, and keep humans in control.
A delivery workspace that connects mission planning, project context, agent coordination, verification evidence, and human review. In private development; live external integrations are still planned.
Explore the interactive demoMission planning, project context, verification review, and local simulation controls are built. Live agent, ticket, repository, test, and pull request integrations are planned.
Writing code is one part of delivery. Coordinating dependencies, checking requirements, and knowing what is ready for review take a system of their own.
Requirements, project conventions, and decisions should stay with the mission, across agents and runs.
An agent saying “done” doesn’t show which requirements passed, what failed, or what remains unverified.
Changes, checks, risks, and approvals belong together so your team can make an informed final call.
A workflow organized around missions and delivery, with clear boundaries between planning, execution, verification, and approval.
Capture the objective and acceptance criteria. Start with manual entry; connected work sources are planned.
Assign agent responsibilities, dependencies, and limits. Automated implementation in isolated branches and worktrees is planned; execution currently uses simulations.
Keep simulated checks, human confirmations, and unverified requirements clearly separated.
Inspect changes, record your decision, and export a verification report. Live pull request delivery comes next.
The platform brings requirements, execution context, verification, and human decisions into one delivery workspace.
Keep requirements, dependencies, project knowledge, and repeatable recipes in a shared mission workspace.
Configure planner, implementer, tester, and reviewer responsibilities. External providers will connect through adapters.
Trace requirements to the latest run. Separate simulated results, human confirmations, and work that remains unverified.
See active missions, blocked dependencies, verification issues, and delivery reviews from a single control plane.
Dependencies, timeouts, declared scope approvals, and human review are checked by the local simulation runtime.
HUMAN APPROVALPlanned subscriptions for individuals and teams. Prices, limits, and inclusions are subject to change before launch. No payment details required for early access.
A focused workspace for independent developers.
Mission control for small engineering teams.
A broader view for software consultancies.
What works today, what’s simulated, and what comes next.
The platform is in private development. The product foundation includes mission planning, project context, local simulations, requirement review, and approval policies. The separate interactive demo runs locally in your browser. Joining early access does not immediately provision a workspace.
No. Missions, requirements, recipes, and approvals are designed independently of a programming language, issue tracker, or repository host. You can create missions manually today. External integration adapters are not connected yet.
External integrations are being evaluated behind a provider-neutral adapter model. Different agents may expose different capabilities. No external coding-agent provider is connected in this version; supported integrations will be confirmed during early access.
No. The public preview uses sample missions, illustrative changes, and simulated results. Human confirmations here are demo interactions, not proof of a real implementation. The private product also currently uses simulated execution; live agent, repository, test, and pull request adapters are still to come.
Yes. The product is planned as a desktop application for coordinating development work and reviewing results from your computer. It is not yet available. The demo on this website runs in your browser and uses simulated execution.
Human review remains an explicit gate. The current product records review decisions and exports verification reports; it does not create, publish, or merge a pull request. Live delivery adapters and publish/merge controls remain planned work.
That’s the plan. The desktop app is being designed to connect to your existing model and coding-agent subscriptions, so you can use the accounts you already pay for. Your provider’s terms and usage limits will still apply. Supported connections and any separate billing requirements will be confirmed before launch.
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