Upcoming Agents
These six are already built and working — they're going through final testing before going live, rather than sitting on a someday-roadmap. Here's what each one does.
HLD Generator
For Developers
Describes a feature or system and gets back a real system-design-level high-level design — which infrastructure layers actually apply (load balancer, API gateway, queue, cache, vector DB, LLM gateway, and so on) and which don't, grounded in the requirements instead of a generic template, plus an architecture diagram.
Coming soonLLD Generator
For Developers
Describes a feature or system and gets back genuine class-level design — classes, fields, methods, and relationships — with design patterns tied to specific classes and methods instead of floating as abstract suggestions, plus the full API contract.
Coming soonSprint Planner
For Developers
Turns requirements text into sprint-ready user stories with acceptance criteria and story points — accounting for your actual sprint length and known holidays/capacity, not a generic 2-week assumption. Story points get clamped to real Fibonacci values server-side rather than trusting whatever number the model outputs.
Coming soonAPI Test Case Generator
For Developers
Describes an endpoint and gets back concrete test cases covering the full resource lifecycle — create, read, update, delete, and the edge cases in between — ready to adapt into an existing test suite instead of writing them from scratch.
Coming soonUnit Test Generator
For Developers
Paste a function or class and get runnable unit test code in your framework of choice (pytest, Jest, JUnit), covering the normal path plus the edge cases a quick manual test would probably skip.
Coming soonAd Copy Generator
Marketing
Product or business details plus your audience become Google Ads and Meta Ads copy that actually fits within each platform's real character limits, with a shareable result card for the headline.
Coming soonHow we decide what's next after these
Past this batch, there's no fixed list of "agent 9, 10, 11..." — the next one gets picked from what people actually use and ask for, not guesswork. That's based on which current agents get the most repeat use, the feedback left under any agent's result (see the thumbs up/down under any output), and direct suggestions.
Have an idea for a tool that would genuinely save you time? Tell us about it — that's exactly the signal this is built around.