IAS turns an intent into a spec with a readiness score, runs it through visible gates, and routes blocking questions to you. What ships arrives with its audit trail attached. You steer the work instead of chasing it.
With IAS: one screen shows the state of every run.
Open questions, gates remaining, what shipped.
3 runs in progress, 1 waiting on you
S3 or blob storage? → Tap 'S3 + CDN', run resumes
4 changes shipped overnight, evidence attached
When a run needs a product call, the agent stops and files a structured question. You answer, the run resumes, and the decision stays on the record.
An agent that hits product ambiguity files the options, the trade-off, and the context it has. No vague Slack threads.
Your answer goes straight back into the run. Nothing stalls silently waiting for a status meeting.
Every question and answer lands in the run's record, traceable from the original intent to the final commit.
Overnight progress and the questions waiting on you, summarized before your first meeting.
Write the intent in plain language. IAS refines it into a spec and scores how ready it is to run. You approve the spec before any agent starts.
Describe what you want in your own words. No ticket format required.
Tasks queue and run inside approval gates, with every commit linked back to your original intent.
Context packs carry your glossary, architecture decisions, and constraints into every run. Before an agent writes a line of code, you can open the pack it will load.
One view across teams and repos: what needs your attention, what is running, and what shipped, with the evidence behind each.
Blocking questions from every run, structured with options and context. Answer one and the run resumes.
Every run in progress: which spec it is on, what state it is in, which gates remain before it ships.
Changes that merged, each with its audit trail: the spec, the checks that ran, who approved.
$ ias bootstrap ✓ Scaffolded docs/ias/ directory ✓ Loaded context packs (3 files) ✓ Applied quality gates $ ias claim --queue=sprint-42 ⟳ Claimed: PROJ-142 Auth middleware ⟳ Executing against local checkout... █
5 changes shipped: user settings, auth middleware, rate limiting, email templates, profile refactor. Each links to its run record.
1 question waiting: default theme behavior. The run is paused on your answer, not lost.
3 specs ready to run: payment flow, notification preferences, dark mode toggle. Readiness scored, context attached.
Start an IAS workspace through self-service checkout, or request a demo to walk one run end to end: intent, spec, governed run, reviewed change with its evidence.