Product
One studio. Every stage of development.
You describe what you want. A Producer plans it, specialist agents build it, QA and an independent reviewer check it, and you approve what matters. PWR Studio is where that happens.
The product, piece by piece
Every page lists its capabilities with an honest status.
- 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.
PWR Studio
The autonomous development workspace
PWR Studio is where you tell the Producer what you want, approve the plan and its spending limit, watch a team of agents build it, and accept or change the result. Projects, runs, findings and spending stay with the project.
PWR Auto
Cost-aware model routing
PWR Auto is a routing layer, not a model. For each run it picks a catalogued third-party model based on the job, your policy and expected cost, and records why. Credits, estimates and budgets keep spend visible before and after the run.
PWR Producer
Planning and task decomposition
PWR Producer is the planning role. It reads the repository with read-only tools and returns a structured backlog: tasks, acceptance criteria, dependencies, estimates, risks and open questions. Nothing becomes work until a person approves the plan.
PWR Engineer
From task to reviewed pull request
PWR Engineer takes a task with acceptance criteria and works it on a dedicated branch: implement, run your validation command, push, open a pull request. An independent review follows, then a person decides.
PWR QA
Test planning and coverage autopilot
PWR QA plans tests, writes them, and runs Test Coverage Autopilot: analyze the repository, measure a baseline, propose a ranked plan, then add tests through reviewed pull requests. Coverage numbers come from parsed reports or they are not shown.
PWR Sprint
Kanban, sprints and ticket execution
PWR Sprint is a Kanban board and sprint system built on the task state machine, with connectors for Jira and GitHub Issues. Sprint Autopilot analyzes a sprint, proposes what agents can take, and executes only the tickets you approve.
Agents & Workflows
Roles, templates and tool policies
PWR ships a library of agent roles and workflow templates. A role defines what an agent is responsible for, which tools it may use and which actions need approval. A template turns an intent into the right launch. Both are versioned and can be customized per organization.
Game Development
Agent workflows for game teams
PWR detects your engine, builds a validation profile, and gives agents game-specific roles and workflows. Browser games are supported end to end today, including capture and visual regression. Unity, Unreal and Godot editor automation is written but not yet validated on real engines.
General Software Development
Agents for SaaS, APIs and codebases
Use PWR on the codebase you already have. Agents implement features, fix bugs, refactor and add tests on their own branches, and every change arrives as a pull request with validation output, an independent review and a human approval step.
Integrations
GitHub, trackers, models and tools
PWR connects to source control, project trackers, model providers, your own tools, game engines and billing. Each integration below states whether it is verified, in beta against a simulator, or not built yet.
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.