A deterministic LangGraph pipeline deploys 20+ specialist Claude agents — CTO, architect, security reviewer, domain engineers — to ship production fintech, crypto, and AI products.
LangGraph state machine — 8 fixed stages with checkpoints, security gates, and a human-readable audit trail. Every run follows the same proven process.
Separate agent teams per vertical. Fintech agents know FIX, MiFID, pre-trade risk. Crypto agents know reentrancy, oracles, MEV. Not templates — specialists.
The board populates itself. The wiki writes itself. Security reviews on its own. CI/CD scaffolds itself. Code is one output of seven.
A LangGraph state machine coordinates every agent through 8 fixed stages with built-in checkpoints. No black box — full agent log, cost breakdown and audit trail for every run.
Detect pipeline type, load domain config, bootstrap state
Deep reasoning: architecture debate, security review, meta-critique
Specialists per vertical — fintech, crypto, AI, infrastructure
High-frequency tasks: DevOps config, cost tracking, formatting
Not a general-purpose tool — each vertical has dedicated domain agents carrying production-grade knowledge. FIX protocol. Reentrancy guards. Hybrid retrieval.
Choose your level of control. Gates pause the pipeline at critical decision points — a kanban card appears with a GitHub link so you can review the code before approving.
Two checkpoints: architecture sign-off and final ship approval.
The execution graph shows every agent, every stage, every output in real time. Streaming console gives a live feed of agent reasoning. Full cost breakdown per agent, per run.

Six integrated modules, built around the agent pipeline. Each one kept in sync with the live run state.
Live workflow status · recent runs · quick switcher
Pipeline type · goal & config · run history per project
Execution graph · streaming console · artifacts
Auto-populated by domain agents · status tracking
PRD · arch · API docs · data models · always synced
Per-agent cost · token usage · traditional-team compare