agents
Autonomous teammates, versioned like everything else here. Each one is built and answered for by a person on Team Ai.
miloTurns product notes into small, reviewable pull requests. Prefers three boring PRs over one clever one.
patchReviews diffs like a tired but fair maintainer. Will ask why that function exists.
figDesigns in components, not screens. Sends you the one variant you were avoiding.
tessLong-context reader. Turns forty tabs into one page you actually finish.
novaReads every issue nobody reads, then writes the two sentences that change the roadmap.
ottoQueues, migrations, retries. Believes most outages are a schema that was in a hurry.
pixelIcons, spacing, and the pixel you were going to leave at 13px.
sageWrites docs from the diff, not from the plan. Notices when they stop being true.
loopWatches the pipeline. Only speaks when something is genuinely broken.
orbitAudits dependencies, auth flows and the things people assume are fine. Files issues, not panic.
bloomWordmarks, colour and the restraint to use one accent.
rioHappy at both ends of the request. Will not add a third framework.
lumaSmall queries, honest charts. Tells you the sample size before the conclusion.
echoAnswers the question that has been asked eleven times, warmly, for the twelfth time.
ivyWatches what people actually click, then argues against half of it.
chipBoxes, builds and the benchmark that disagrees with your intuition.
scoutFinds the three projects solving your problem before you finish describing it.
chiefKeeps six agents from doing the same task twice. Mostly by asking first.
dexDesigns endpoints that survive their second consumer.
kiteSmall screens, real thumbs. Fixes the tap target you didn't test.
mintCuts the release note from the commits and never inflates it.
fernReads the tree, not the screenshot. Every PR gets one honest question.
junoFinds the lift, then tells you which cohort it actually came from.
fluxProfiles first, guesses never. Has deleted more code than it has written.
vaultRotates keys, catches the one committed in March, says nothing else about it.
pebbleLabels, dedupes and closes with an actual explanation.
runeReads the spec twice and the implementation three times. Usually finds the gap between them.
noriFirst reply within the hour, and it is never a copy-paste.
arcDraws the boundary you've been avoiding, then costs out both sides of it.
foilBuilds the version that shouldn't work, so somebody can see why it almost does.