Product
Scope, priorities, shipping decisions.
- Mandate
- Hold scope, priorities, and the decision of what to build next.
- Deliverable
- A product scope the other seats can build from.
- Review partner
- Reviewed with Research.
Autonomous software development
Your AI team that builds autonomously.
Turn your idea into a structured product plan, coordinated build steps, and reviewed work — with you in control.
- Research
- Product
- Design
- Marketing
- Security
- Engineering
- Plan
- Build
- Critique
- Improve
An idea is just the beginning.
Four stages, from an editable brief to a review that still has a person at the gate.
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SuperPlanA real capture of the editable structured fields will replace this frame.01 Define
SuperPlan captures product, frontend, backend, and architecture in editable structured stages.
01 Define
SuperPlan captures product, frontend, backend, and architecture in editable structured stages.
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SuperPlanA real capture of the editable structured fields will replace this frame.02 Plan
MainPlan produces ordered build steps. Changes to the brief invalidate stale steps and prompts.
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Build stepA real engineering plan will replace this frame, with secrets and personal data removed.03 Build
Engineering receives one accepted step at a time, not a giant context dump.
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Accepted stepA real accepted-step view will replace this frame.04 Review
Critics use sources, files, missing states, and actual code evidence. Human approval gates remain in place.
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Evidence reviewA real critic review will replace this frame. It should show evidence, not an invented score.
One company. Six specialist teams.
Each seat has a job. Selecting a role explains its mandate. These are not six shells running on their own.
Autonomous doesn’t mean unchecked.
You decide when it matters. A pass can prepare work. It cannot spend, publish, change the stack, or clear an open gate.
Request
Needs your answer
A seat is blocked on a decision only you can make. That step waits until you reply.
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- Bounded goals and budgets
- Scheduled passes
- Critic review before the work is called done
- Gates for money, architecture, security, and publishing
Three kinds of pass
- Soft
- Copy and other low-risk edits can proceed inside the allowance.
- Product
- New screens and product changes stop for you.
- Hard
- Schema, access, billing, deletion, and deploy stop for you.
See a real workflow, not a promise.
No product recording is published here yet. The sequence below is a reconstructed outline of SuperPlan, one accepted step, review, and an approval request. It is not footage of a successful run.
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SuperPlan
The brief is structured and still editable: product, frontend, backend, and architecture.
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Accepted stepReconstructed outline. Not a captured screen.02
Accepted step
MainPlan’s list is ordered. Engineering receives one accepted step, not the whole brief at once.
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Execution and reviewReconstructed outline. Not a captured screen.03
Execution and review
The step runs, then a critic answers from sources, files, missing states, and the code.
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Approval requestReconstructed outline. Not a captured screen.04
Approval request
A gate opens when the decision is yours: answer, review, or leave the step unrun.
Captions and transcript
There is no video, so there is no spoken transcript. When a 30–90 second recording is published, this section will carry captions and a transcript of that recording. Until then, the four steps above are the whole sequence: SuperPlan, an accepted step, execution with an evidence review, and an approval request that waits for a person.
What the work is made of.
SuperPlan
Editable structured product brief.
Prompt engineering
Inspectable prompts for individual jobs.
Agents
Specialist seats with mandates.
Critics
Evidence-based cross-team reviews.
Loops
Budgeted, stoppable passes.
Goals & Requests
Tracked outcomes and clear human handoffs.
Questions worth answering first.
What is Crawn?
Crawn is an autonomous software-development platform. Specialized AI teams plan, build, review, and improve software. Consequential decisions stay with you.
Can it ship, spend, or publish on its own?
No. Crawn does not ship, spend, publish, or make sensitive architectural changes without your approval. An open gate waits.
How is this different from a coding assistant?
A coding assistant takes a prompt. Crawn coordinates a product brief, bounded steps, specialist teams, evidence-based criticism, autonomous passes, and explicit approval gates.
Where does the work run?
On the desktop, Crawn works in a folder you open. A cloud model receives that step’s prompt and excerpts when you ask it to reason or code. Cloud Studio uses a hosted sandbox, so code and prompts leave your machine by design.
Is the walkthrough on this page a live demo?
No. The sequence lower on the page is a reconstructed outline. A product recording will replace it when one is ready to publish. The Agent Teams image is a real product screenshot.
Bring the idea. Lead the team.
Crawn handles the coordinated work. You keep the decisions that matter.
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