AI agent takes a feature from request to live deployment
JackHamr is a platform where divide up the full software development process. In the demo, one request leads to a written and screen mockups for a dark-mode switch. After the user approves the , the system prepares an and pauses for another approval before writing code and running tests.
It then opens a pull request and deploys the feature to a live web address. Each phase is assigned to a separate sub-agent, and the work runs in without local setup.
Key points
- A single request starts a workflow covering , mockups, code, tests, review, and deployment.
- The system waits for human approval after the and .
- A separate sub-agent handles each phase of the workflow.
- remove the need to configure a local machine.
- No figures show whether the system reduces token use or cost.