Autonomous SDLC console
Queue a backlog item. Thirteen named agents build, test, review, secure, and document it, then hand you a pull request. You stay in the chair — nothing merges without your sign-off.
Task count summary
Argus ran 42 tests — all green
4 min agoHeimdall cleared the security scan
just nowThe loop
Foreman runs a single backlog item start to finish and stops before merge. Every stage leaves a trace you can read, and the last stage is you.
Drop a backlog item into the queue — a title and a sentence is enough. No sprint ceremony, no ticket grooming.
Foreman claims the top item and spins up the pipeline. One item at a time, driven end to end without you babysitting it.
Build, test, review, secure, document. Twelve specialists hand off in sequence, each leaving a trace of what they found.
The pipeline stops at the pull request. You read the diff, the tests, the scan — then merge on your terms. Nothing ships until you say so.
The fleet
Foreman orchestrates. Twelve specialists do the work — each a named role with a job it owns from build to sign-off.
Picks the top item off your backlog and drives it through every stage — build, test, review, security, docs — then stops at the pull request for your call. Foreman never merges and never deploys. That part is yours.
Runs the full test suite on every build and flags regressions before they reach review.
Reads the diff like a staff engineer — logic, edge cases, naming, and the tests behind them.
Scans for injection, leaked secrets, and OWASP-class holes before anything leaves the yard.
Keeps the shape of the system honest — module boundaries, coupling, and the right abstraction.
Audits spacing, hierarchy, and visual polish so shipped screens match the system.
Cuts the version, writes the changelog, and opens the pull request. Never merges it.
Turns every shipped change into docs — reference, how-to, and the coverage map.
Watches the deploy and the canary, ready to call a rollback the moment health dips.
Hunts regressions in latency and bundle size, then proves the fix with a benchmark.
Chases failures to root cause and writes the regression test that keeps them dead.
Runs the weekly retro, turning what broke into learnings the fleet remembers.
Smooths setup, tooling, and the sharp edges nobody bothers to file a ticket for.
Ready when you are
Open the console, queue your first item, and watch the fleet take it from idea to pull request. You approve the last step — every time.