On the deck you run one agent yourself. In the stack it keeps running without you. At full air wing a whole crew is in the air — specialised agents that plan, build, review, test and ship, with real developers on call for the parts that need judgement.
The shift
One assistant does one thing at a time and forgets between turns. A crew splits the work, checks its own output, and keeps going while you sleep.
The roster
Each agent holds one role and hands off to the next. You watch the whole floor in the console and step in only where a decision is yours.
Breaks the brief into tickets and assigns them. Nothing starts unrouted.
Reads the codebase first and decides the shape before anyone writes.
APIs, data models and migrations — the parts that have to stay correct.
Interfaces built against the real API, not against a mock.
iOS and Android builds, signing, store metadata and submissions.
Layout, type and states — so the result is not merely functional.
Reads every diff adversarially and blocks what should not land.
Drives the real build on a real device and records what breaks.
Deploys, watches installs and crashes, rolls back when it goes wrong.
The studio runs on arrangement, not self-serve — we take a limited number of projects so each keeps a full crew. Leave an address and we will write back with scope and timing.
Prefer to run it yourself? The first two altitudes are free and need no account — start on the deck.