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PWR

For software teams

From a ticket to a reviewed pull request.

PWR puts agents on your backlog: features, fixes, test coverage and technical debt. Every change arrives as a pull request with validation, CI status and an independent review — and a person approves the merge.

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What you get

  • Reviewed pull requests, not raw diffs

    Each task produces a branch, validation output, a CI snapshot and an independent agent review before it reaches your reviewers.

  • Coverage you can measure

    Test Coverage Autopilot runs your suite for a real baseline, plans the gaps, writes tests in batches and re-measures.

  • Sprints that move themselves

    Sync tickets, approve what agents may take, and track execution on a board with a sprint report at the end.

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See it on real work

Recorded runs with time, cost and human intervention disclosed. Slots are marked pending until a real run is recorded.

Demonstration pending

A real recorded run will appear here. We do not show simulated results.

Software engineering

Ship a Feature

Connect an existing GitHub repository, analyze the architecture, implement an approved feature, run tests, and prepare a reviewed PR.

Technical breakdown +
  1. Connect the repository through the PWR GitHub App
  2. Agent works on a task branch from a pinned base commit
  3. Validation command and CI results are captured as evidence
  4. An independent review agent checks the diff before a human approves

This is the planned run, not a result.

Execution time
Pending
Model and compute cost
Pending
Human intervention
Pending
Verified outcome
Pending
How this workflow works

Demonstration pending

A real recorded run will appear here. We do not show simulated results.

Software engineering

Eliminate Technical Debt

Analyze an existing codebase, establish actual test coverage, create a test plan, generate automated tests, and measure improvement.

Technical breakdown +
  1. Measure the real coverage baseline by running the suite
  2. Rank untested code and produce a test plan
  3. Generate tests in reviewable batches
  4. Re-measure and report the before / after numbers

This is the planned run, not a result.

Execution time
Pending
Model and compute cost
Pending
Human intervention
Pending
Verified outcome
Pending
How this workflow works

Capabilities

Each one labeled with its current state.

Available
Implemented and covered by automated tests in the current platform build.
Beta
Implemented; verification against the live external service is still pending.
Upcoming
Planned or in progress. Not usable yet.

  • Build a Feature

    Available

    Creates a ready task with acceptance criteria for the Software Engineer role, or the Gameplay Engineer role for gameplay work.

    Task creation is available. Execution through to a pull request follows the beta GitHub workflow below.

  • Fix a Bug

    Available

    Creates a high-priority task with a fixed acceptance criterion: write a regression test first.

    Task creation is available. Execution through to a pull request follows the beta GitHub workflow below.

  • Isolated task branches

    Beta

    A fresh clone per run on a dedicated branch from a pinned base commit. The repository token is never given to the agent.

    Verified end to end against a simulated GitHub; verification against live GitHub is pending.

  • Validation recorded by PWR

    Available

    Your project's validation command runs after the agent finishes. The result is captured by the platform and attached to the run.

  • Tool policy and path confinement

    Available

    Each agent has a tool allowlist and can only touch files inside its workspace. Shell access is a per-agent setting.

  • Time and cost limits

    Available

    Per-run timeout and maximum cost are enforced by the worker and capped by the agent's own limits.

  • QA role with a tests-first policy

    Available

    The QA role can write, edit and run tests. Modifying production code is declared as an approval gate for the role.

  • Create a Test Plan

    Beta

    A conversation that returns a risk matrix, test cases, coverage targets and quality notes for a connected repository.

    Launch path is covered by automated tests; it reads a connected repository, which has only been verified against a simulated GitHub.

  • Repository analysis

    Available

    Detects languages, frameworks, test frameworks, existing tests and coverage tooling. Risk ranking uses labelled heuristics such as file size, dependents and security-sensitive names.

    Analysis of a GitHub repository starts from a capped sample and is completed by the worker's full checkout.

More detail: PWR Engineer, PWR QA, PWR Sprint

Questions

Can PWR merge without a human?

The merge gate requires a human approval bound to the exact commit that was reviewed. Project policy decides which roles may approve. PWR is designed for people to decide what ships.

Does it work with our existing CI and branch protection?

Yes by design: the merge gate reads required checks and branch protection. This workflow has been verified end to end against a simulated GitHub; verification against live GitHub is still pending.

Which issue trackers are supported?

Jira is the primary connector. The Integrations page lists each connector with its current state, including which ones are placeholders.

How is cost controlled?

Estimates before expensive workflows, per-task cost caps and a monthly limit set by the organization owner. Runs that would exceed a limit are refused.

Put an AI development team on your idea.

Describe what you want to build. PWR plans, builds, tests and reviews it, and you approve each step that matters.

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