Botman is the multiplayer software factory. Your team brainstorms together; assembly lines of AI agents execute — spec, architecture, code, tests, release — and handoffs disappear.
Today the work lives in single-player tools: PMs spec alone in Claude or Notion, engineers run solo coding sessions, designers are somewhere else entirely — and nothing meets until a handoff.
Botman joins the brainstorm where your team already talks, then owns execution end to end. The knowledge transfer never has to happen — it's already in the build.
Every feature moves down a line — product spec, architecture, code, tests — agents executing, your team steering. Watch the work in real time, drop feedback mid-run, and ship each stage as a pull request the team reviews together.
Humans miss edge cases — usually at the moment they're cheapest to fix. Botman pressure-tests your thinking during ideation, speccing, and planning, and it learns your product's ideal behaviour, getting sharper with every feature it ships.
Ask Botman what to ship next: its product agent weighs reach, impact, and effort for every candidate — from your user feedback, support threads, and usage data — and queues the winners on the board. You approve the order; the factory takes it from there.
Deploy and monitor a swarm across every function of product development — each one accountable to a stage, each stage accountable to you.
Agents run in the cloud, not on your machine. Review a spec from your phone, answer an open question from Slack, approve a PR from the couch — the line keeps moving.
Botman deploys on your own infrastructure. Your code, your data, and your agents never leave it.
Plugs into the Claude Pro/Max or ChatGPT/Codex subscription you already pay for — plus OpenCode and any model you bring.
Optimised for minimal token spend, so you can scale the factory aggressively while costs stay boring.
More time on strategy and taste. Less time on the conveyor belt.
A 20-minute walkthrough: from a Slack message to a merged PR.