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Watch the team build. Approve it.
Agentic Live
Run software as an agentic assembly line with stations, gates, and fully visible work.
You ask an agent to build something — and just hope it holds.
The usual way people try to make AI work trustworthy is to constrain what the AI is allowed to build: narrow prompts, locked frames, a shorter leash. That doesn't make the work better — it just makes it smaller. The other route is a monolithic agent platform that owns your whole pipeline, your data, and your trust decisions behind a closed box where you can't see what happened or why. Either way you're left with a result you can't audit and a process you don't control. We turned it around: let the AI build freely, and give the *process* the structure instead.
Constrain what the AI may build, and you lose most of why you reached for it.
One agent, one shot, no stations in between — no audit trail, no place to step in before it ships.
A closed platform decides what's trustworthy — on your behalf, behind a box you can't see into.
The compute, the code, and the trust calls live in someone else's service, not with you.
Picture a car factory.
Lay out the stations
On the board you compose the line station by station — chassis, engine, paint, quality control, translated to your work. Each station is one focused task with a clear input and output. Drag them into the order the work should flow.
Set the team to work
The work moves onto the line, and at each station an agent gets its focused task. You watch it live in the browser — real terminal, chat, and prompt overlay — and can share the link so others can look on.
Drop a gate where trust must be built
Wherever you want a human in the loop, you place an approval gate between two stations. The work waits at the gate until you've looked it over and sign off. Nothing slips past a gate you haven't opened.
Approve what ships
Nothing goes live until it has passed the whole line. You follow each step along its path, review the result at the final gate, and approve — or send it back. The decision to ship is yours, not the platform's.
What it does
Live broadcast of the team
Watch your agents work in real time — a real terminal, chat, and prompt overlay you can follow and share with a single link. Not reconstructed logs, but the work as it happens.
The board to compose the line
Compose and sequence your assembly-line stations on a board. Each station is one focused task; the order is yours to drag and rearrange, before and while the work runs.
Human approval gates
Insert a gate wherever trust needs building. The work waits until a human has looked it over and signed off — so nothing ships on a step no one approved.
Auditable at every step
Each station has a clear role, an input, and an output, and every step leaves a trail you can review. You can always answer what happened, and why.
Vibecode on the web
The workspace itself lives in the browser. Write, prompt, and steer the work from wherever you are — no local setup to maintain, just the surface and your runners behind it.
Compute runs on your runners
You orchestrate from the browser; the real work executes on runners you place yourself — on your machine, your server, or your cloud. The surface is thin; the power is yours.
The Assembly Line Protocol is an open spec, not a platform. It's an agreement about roles — Server coordinates, Runner executes, Operator drives the agent, Agent does the work — not a closed service that owns your pipeline. The rules are out in the open, so you can read them and build on them.
The IDE is a thin surface you own. It's where you watch, gate, and approve from — it decides nothing on your behalf. The trust calls are made at your gates, by you, not by an algorithm behind a box.
The compute lives where you put it. The real work runs on your own runners, wherever you want them; the browser only orchestrates. Neither your code nor your data needs to pass through a platform you don't control.
It's the foundation agentics.dk itself runs on. We're not selling a demo we built on the side — this is the surface over the whole protocol we use for our own work, open and owned all the way down.
Composes with
Software you can trust. With AI doing the work.
A car isn't built in one step — it moves through stations, each with a clear role and a clean output. Agentic Live does the same for AI-assisted development: work moves station to station, each agent gets one focused task, and every step is auditable. Insert a human gate wherever trust needs building. You watch it all happen in the browser, and you decide what moves on.