Software development that runs reliably with as little human interaction as possible. Agents specify, build, review, and verify each change on their own — you're pulled in only for the rare decision the system can't safely make.
Agents can write the code. What they can't do is run without someone watching.
The normal interface hides worker names, transcripts, retries, and internal review states. A technical-details control opens them when you ask.
Reviews send work back for repair until the evidence holds; the system owns that back-and-forth. Merge is not a human step — work that passes its checks merges on its own. When a real decision surfaces, delivery stays safe until you answer, and a model cannot raise its own limits.
Other systems can display a fact; they cannot accept an independent change to it. Reviewers receive the contract and the result — never the writer's transcript, never each other's verdict.
Tell us about your repos and what you want shipped. You define results; the factory delivers them with evidence attached.
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