New feature
Feature delivery
Ship passwordless onboarding without breaking existing sign-in.
Product outcome · Review branch and pull request
Open starterPlan & Ship
Turn an idea, repository, or proven Agent Team into one reviewed ladder and a safe implementation handoff.
Bounded sample
Seven public starters
Each starter defines a bounded source, review ladder, provider handoff, and proof contract. Private repository and run content are never part of the public example.
New feature
Ship passwordless onboarding without breaking existing sign-in.
Product outcome · Review branch and pull request
Open starterBug fix
Stop duplicate invoice emails without changing successful billing runs.
Repository and incident · Scoped Jira work items
Open starterMigration
Move authentication to a supported provider with no forced user reset.
Existing repository · Migration branch and pull request
Open starterProduct launch
Launch usage-based billing with a supportable first customer workflow.
Launch outcome · Sequenced Linear project work
Open starterAPI
Release a versioned partner API with safe retries and observable limits.
API outcome · API implementation pull request
Open starterBrowser automation
Turn a manual release QA routine into a supervised browser workflow.
Proven browser run · Browser runtime pull request
Open starterAgent Team
Productionize a proven release Agent Team with safe tools, recovery, and proof.
Accepted Agent Team and run receipt · Agent runtime pull request
Open starterThree executable handoffs
These pages describe the adapters Codelit runs today. Every write is previewed, destination-scoped, idempotent, and followed by durable proof.
A review branch, one atomic handoff commit, and an open pull request tied to the accepted source revision.
See the real handoffA sequenced Linear issue set with acceptance criteria, dependencies, verification, and durable synchronization receipts.
See the real handoffA bounded Jira task set with implementation context, acceptance criteria, dependencies, verification, and synchronization receipts.
See the real handoffFour reviewed outputs
Each output has one job. Use only what the project needs, and keep every accepted artifact beside the Agent Team and its run history.
Turn the proven workflow into requirements, user stories, milestones, screens, and acceptance criteria.
Browse Product Plan startersMap the runtime, connectors, queues, data boundaries, approvals, and observability the team needs in production.
Explore Architecture templatesDownload one source-pinned bundle with the Agent Team runtime, accepted Product Plan and Architecture, delivery tasks, traceability, verification, and redacted run evidence.
See code handoffsWrite an ownership-scoped GitHub pull request or reviewed Linear and Jira issues from the same accepted Work Plan.
Compare supported handoffsHow it works
Agent Teams are Codelit's primary workflow. Plan & Ship is the delivery path that follows, so planning reflects what the team actually needs to run instead of an imagined happy path.
Make the operating outcome, users, requirements, and milestones explicit.
Expose runtime boundaries, data movement, reliability needs, and ownership.
Give engineering reviewed files, policies, configuration, tests, and setup guidance.
Common questions
Plan & Ship turns an idea, repository, or Agent Team into four reviewed outputs: a Product Plan, system Architecture, Agent Team repo pack, and GitHub, Linear, or Jira handoff.
No. Codelit shows structural additions, removals, and edits before a regenerated Product Plan or Architecture replaces an accepted artifact.
You can create planning artifacts at any time. If no run receipt is selected, the repo manifest says so explicitly instead of presenting unverified evidence as complete.
The ZIP and GitHub handoff use the same source snapshot: Agent Team runtime files, accepted Product Plan and Architecture, delivery tasks, traceability, a verification plan, and a run receipt with model output redacted.
Build an Agent Team free, keep the first run bounded, and promote only what earns your trust.