We write code with teams of AI agents working in parallel, and pass every task through a spec, plan and review path: the speed of agents with the discipline of method.
Agents Bring the Speed. Method Makes Sure It Isn't Wasted.
We build software with teams of AI agents. Claude Code and Codex agents work in separate checkouts on parallel branches, moving different tasks forward at the same time — in Motice alone, 34 branches belong to agents. Work a team would queue for weeks moves forward on the same day.
But speed is not a value on its own. Every task follows the same path: the idea is clarified and a design spec is written, a step-by-step implementation plan is produced, the plan passes a review agent, and then agents implement it test-first. "Where we left off" lives in the orchestrator handoff note in Linear, and the coding agents are connected to our company AI brain, so they know the decisions the company has made.
How It Works
- Spec → plan → plan review → test-first implementation
- Claude Code and Codex agents working at once on parallel branches
- Orchestrator handoff and agent pre-estimates through Linear
- Agents connected to company memory that know company decisions
- More than 260 spec, plan and review documents in Motice alone
What It Means for You
Shorter delivery times — with software whose every step is written down and every decision explained. Speed is never borrowed from quality.
Where We Use It
Across all our active projects, including Motice, the YEE platforms, Hardiye, APEX and this website.
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