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Automation Studio

An autonomous software organization for any product

13 agents run your product.6 decisions stay yours.

Connect a website, a mobile app or a package. They take on its whole lifecycle — building, testing, releasing, watching, supporting — around the clock.

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It starts in paper mode: every integration is mocked and nothing reaches a real system.

The organization

  1. Discovery & planning
    • Product
    • Research
    • Architect
  2. Build
    • Coding
    • Code review
    • Test
    • Security
  3. Merge
  4. Ship & run
    • Release
  5. Deploy
    • SRE
    • Analytics
  7. Business
    • Support
  8. Customer-facing
    • Growth
    • Finance
  10. Legal

Spend — a role that reaches its daily cap stops wherever it is.Scope — a project's analysis becomes work only once a person approves it.

Thirteen roles, in the order work moves through them. Each has its own model tier, its own daily spending cap, and only the capabilities its role file grants. A run rides the line until it reaches a gate, and waits there for a person.

13

roles, each with its own budget

6

decisions that wait for a person

16

integrations, every one mocked in paper mode

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credentials needed to start

How it works

From a repository to a decision, in four moves.

  1. Connect a product

    A website, a mobile app, a ServiceNow application or a package — at any stage of its life.

  2. Discovery proves it

    Build and test commands are run in a sandbox before they are written down, and you confirm the profile.

  3. The line works

    Plan, build, review, test, release, watch, support — each role inside its own budget and its own grants.

  4. You decide

    Work reaches a gate and waits. Approve, reject, or ask for changes.

Safety

Where it stops

Six decisions belong to a person, and agents work up to one and wait. Rollback, halting a rollout and turning a flag off never wait — undoing damage should never need a signature.

Merge
a change reaching trunk
Deploy
a release reaching production
Spend
a role or product that has hit its cap
Customer-facing
anything an agent wrote being sent or published
Legal
a change to terms, privacy, pricing or licensing
Scope
a project's analysis becoming the work agents do
How each gate is enforced
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Round the checkout total once, not per line

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  • Code review approved
  • Tests pass on the sandbox
  • Security found nothing
  • Within the blast radius
Waiting for a person

Any product

What it accepts

Any stage of life

Running in production, half-built or maintenance-only. Missing tests lower how deep agents may go and are shown as the reason, rather than blocking anything.

Any language, at one of three depths

A pack claims what it recognises; everything else gets the generic pack, capped at the shallowest level and never deploying. What differs is depth, not acceptance.

Commands are proved, not guessed

Discovery runs a component's build and test commands in a sandbox before writing them down. A missing toolchain is reported as missing rather than as a failure.

Further reading

Each part, at length.

How it works

The thirteen roles, discovery, paper and live, and the command center.

Safety

How each gate is enforced, the kill switch, and what no agent may do.

Integrations

The systems agents work through, and the packs that recognise a product.

Pricing

From a free trial to Enterprise, plans differ by seats and spend, never by features.

Start in paper mode. Go live when you mean it.

Every integration is mocked until you add credentials, so you can watch the whole organization work on your product before it touches a real system.

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