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You type what you want to build and a supervisor agent picks the specialists. The System Requirements Agent writes a requirements document, and every later change arrives as a diff you accept or reject. The User Flow Planner maps screen-by-screen journeys per persona, and the pipeline pauses until you approve them.

The site says the first clickable design preview lands in as little as two minutes. The home page sets the style, then the remaining pages generate in parallel and are checked by an AI design critic. A visual inspector edits text, fonts, colours and borders directly in the code at no credit cost.

The System Architect draws five architecture diagrams and the Project Manager splits the build into tasks, sprints and phases. After you press Start Building, each task runs in an isolated cloud workspace through setup, environment, branch, code, tests and staging, merges by pull request, is security-scanned, and auto-deploys. Deploy promotes the latest build to production.

• •Multi-agent engineering team - Tech Lead, PM, Designer, System Architect, Frontend, Backend, DevOps, Docker and Automatic Retry agents, plus Unittest, Integration and Visual Testing agents. A Custom Agent comes with Pro and above.
• •Gated nine-step pipeline - Requirements, user flows, designs and the blueprint each need approval before agents continue.
• •Managed Kubernetes backend - Stage and production deployments on every plan including Free, a cluster dashboard, and horizontal auto scaling from Plus.
• •Security scan on every task - Checks for leaked secrets and API keys, vulnerable dependencies and unprotected routes, with a one-click fix run; Deploy warns until the scan is clean.
• •Visual testing and code access - Visual Testing and Realtime Replay, a full VS Code editor in the browser, a VS Code extension, and bring-your-own AI key support for Claude Code.
• •Human and AI collaboration - Owner, admin and member roles, one Kanban board shared by agents and teammates with list, sprint, Gantt and phase views, and multiple developers merging by pull request.

Non-technical founders and business owners can describe a product, such as a booking CRM for a gym, and steer it through approvals to a real backend and live URL rather than a mockup. Developers get a repository with pull requests, tests and Docker setup, plus an editor for taking over by hand. Small teams and agencies can split work between people and agents, with unlimited users and projects from the Standard plan.

The Free plan is limited to one user and 50 credits a month, so it suits evaluation more than ongoing builds, and heavier users should budget for credits and hosting rates. Larger organizations can ask sales about Enterprise, which adds custom onboarding, a compliance review and dedicated support.