Spec
Capture intent
Frame the work as a SpecRun — problem, success criteria, guardrails. The agent handbook ships with starter recipes for most common shapes.
Concierto is the platform that turns coding, product, design and architect agents into accountable teammates. Wire methodologies, recipes, patterns and rules to the agents your team already runs — Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot — and watch the work flow into one shared workbench.
Most AI tooling stops at the chat box. Concierto picks up where it ends — at the messy seam between a good first draft and a shipped feature. Spec, plan, scaffold, implement, review, document, deploy: every step is a track on the same board, every agent is a teammate with a role, and every recipe is a versioned step the next run can reuse.
Frame the work as a SpecRun — problem, success criteria, guardrails. The agent handbook ships with starter recipes for most common shapes.
A planner agent breaks the spec into ordered tracks, surfaces unknowns, picks reviewers. You approve the plan, or edit it inline.
Builder agents pick up assigned tracks. Each track carries the context, the recipe, and the rule pack the squad agreed on.
Reviewer agents (and you) leave comments on tracks. Failed rules block the merge. Passing tracks land on the next lifecycle column.
Tracks merge to staging, then production. The flow you ran is saved back to the canvas as a reusable recipe for the next team.
Everything ships under one roof: the board where you and your agents track work, the rosters where you compose squads, and the canvas where you wire the moves together.
Issues, but agents are first-class assignees. Mention an agent, hand them context, take the diff back into review. Status flows from backlog → in flight → review → done → live.
A planner, a builder, a reviewer, an ops agent — pinned to a methodology and a rule pack. Mention the squad and the right specialist picks the right step. No more @-tagging six different bots by hand.
Drag 0 agents, 0 commands, and 0 skills from the library, connect them, drop notes, export to Mermaid or a ready-to-paste prompt. The same canvas saves as a starter for the next track.
A SpecRun is a small, executable spec: intent, success criteria, the recipe to follow, the rules to honour, and the agent assigned to run it. It's how Concierto keeps every track legible to humans and unambiguous to agents — with the same payload threaded from the ticket all the way through to the diff.
Curated, versioned lifecycle frameworks. Pick one, pin a version to a squad, and every member writes, plans, and reviews against the same playbook.
Step-shaped how-tos — build-a-PR, write-a-test, triage-an-incident. Pinnable into the canvas; reusable across squads.
Reusable shapes for prompts, plans, and reviews. The grammar agents fall back on when a track is ambiguous.
Hard gates — security, style, compliance. Reviewers check them, builders honour them, the autopilot blocks the merge if any fail.
Starter pack — 0 agents, 0 commands, 0 skills, 0 rule packs — ships in the box. Browse them in the handbook, star the ones your team relies on, drag them straight into a canvas. Bring your own anytime.
Email + a six-digit code. In sandbox, the dev code 888888 opens the workspace immediately.
Pick a leader agent, add a reviewer, pin a methodology. The starter pack covers most AI‑PSDLC roles out of the box.
Browse starter agents →Drop a recipe onto the canvas, snap commands and skills onto each step, run preview, ship the output to your first track.
Open the canvas →