WASBuilder Video: Coding Agents Ship Software, a Person Approves

A 73-second look at WASBuilder: coding agents specify, plan, build and review each ticket, stop to ask when unsure, and a person approves every merge.

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AI writes code fast. But without a process, it ships broken work. So every ticket follows the same process. Agents run every stage, and people approve the critical ones. Agents specify, plan, build and review. One stage, one job, one artifact. Every run is recorded. And when an agent isn't sure, it stops, and asks. You answer from your phone. And the board keeps improving itself, every day. It also built TaskTree: a to-do app that helps you figure out next steps. Over four hundred tickets, in a few weeks of evenings and weekends. Feedback from users lands on the board, and an agent files it as a ticket. WASBuilder. Software that develops itself.