Easing Development with our New Master Control Program

We started AI assisted development asking ChatGPT questions and pasting it's code into an IDE.

That was fine and quick, but didn't scale to anything like the size we needed.

About 3 months ago, we released the very first version of our agentic development solution. This made clever use of a templated github repo, Open AI's Codex CLI and a vast array of AGENT.md documents detailing how we wanted code to be developed.

Human Architects could instruct the AI to resolve an issue, create a new branch, add, commit, push and create a detailed pull request, all from a single command.

We scaled quickly and it became apparent that even with this speed increase, a human in the loop couldn't ever hope to manage or run more than 10 concurrent projects.

Human software architects are rare and expensive and in order to minimise our prices, we need to maximise their time.

This meant that the concept for Master Control Program was born.

MCP allows a human access to all the projects they are currently running, and access to all of the github issues for that project.

A Human can kick off the AI to resolve the issue all the way to PR with a single push of a button.

The system fires up a github codespace, runs our agent and runs Codex-CLI with a defined prompt (which can be customised for each project or issue).

Once the AI has completed the work, the operator sees it is pending review and can go to the Pull Request to review the request, make comments, raise more issues or merge it into the code base.

What's even cooler is that MCP has been designed with mobile form factors in mind and we can operate our projects from wherever we are.

MCP is a proprietory, internal tool at the moment and we are using it to deliver project to you right now.

We're going to keep iterating and working to make amazing software quick to develop and affordable to all.

If you can't wait to get started, we offer free specification and quoting. Just click here