How it works
My AI Team runs your backlog as a pipeline. A ticket becomes a plan, a build, a review, and a merge — with humans stepping in only at genuine decisions.
The autonomous loop
A goal enters the queue — a rough idea, a bug, a feature.
An agent drafts the approach, naming the real files and steps.
An agent implements the change on its own branch and opens a PR.
An independent agent reads the diff cold and signs off — or sends it back.
The change lands, and the queue re-arms for the next ticket.
Each merge re-arms the cycle. The team finishes one ticket and picks up the next without waiting to be re-invoked.
Where the guardrails are
A plan is approved first
An independent reviewer signs off on the approach before a line of code is written, so the build starts from an agreed design — not a guess.
Review is independent
The agent that reviews the diff is not the one that wrote it, and it re-reads the change with fresh context — so review stays honest instead of rubber-stamping.
Tests gate the merge
The suite runs on every change. Green merges; red sends the work back to the builder. Nothing lands on a failing test.
You decide the direction
The team resolves what it can on its own and only comes to you for real decisions — product calls, scope, tradeoffs. When agents disagree on design, two of them deliberate to a conclusion instead of escalating. See the session modes for the shapes that work runs in.