The opinionated end-to-end harness for builders

Specialist agents plan, build, and verify on their own machines. Every spec, plan, and diff stops for your call, with the proof attached.

How Bright ships

Agents do the work. You make the calls.

Every task runs the same five steps: intake, plan, build, verify, ship. Each one ends with something you can check, a spec, a decision, a passing build, a cold review, a draft PR, and a stop where nothing moves until you say so.

1Intake: a request becomes a spec.Say what you want in plain language. Bright writes the spec, what's in, what's out, and what counts as done, and hands it to an engineer.

The stage · what happens at each step

Bright — Session · Pricing one-pagerSpec locked · 2m ago
You · 14:02

Put the three-tier pricing page live behind my sign-off.

B
Bright · 14:03

Three-tier pricing page

Spec · locked
What ships
Public pricing page with three tiers, copy and tier data wired to the CMS.
What’s out
No new endpoints, no billing changes.
Done means
31 tests green · preview up · 0 blocking findings · draft PR behind your merge.
Dispatched · Engineerspec and context attached

1 · Intake. The spec Bright wrote from a one-line request, locked before any work starts.

Step 1 of 5: Intake

Features

Ten components of a disciplined software factory.

Everything a coding agent needs to ship on its own: a team of specialists, isolated machines, memory that carries between runs, and gates that stop for you.

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Starter is free and stays free. Launch is $8 a month with higher usage limits. Exact limits are published at launch.

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  • Intake, plan, build, verify, ship runs
  • Every run ends in a draft PR you merge
  • Self-serve onboarding
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$8/ month

For people who run Bright on their work every day.

  • Everything in Starter
  • Higher monthly usage allowance
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Hand it the ticket you've been putting off.

Free to start. The first draft PR lands with the spec, the review, and the tests attached.