DavidAgents

DavidAgents Builder

Tier three · Product line

AI builds it. AI operates it. You own all of it.

Websites, apps, portals, products, and automations — designed, implemented, tested, and then operated by agent development teams with source-first discipline, a continuously re-proven test wall, and human review on every change. Not code generation. Working software with an operator attached.

The problem

Code generation is easy. Shipped, operated software is the product.

The demo where AI writes a to-do app is five years old. What businesses actually need is the other 95%: requirements turned into decisions, tests that prove behavior against the live system, deploys that don't break Saturday night, and someone on duty when they do. Builder sells that whole loop — the code is just the visible part.

Capabilities

Agent dev teams

A team shape, not a code vending machine

Director-led agent teams take work from brief to production: design, implementation, review, tests, deploy. Every change lands as a reviewed commit on a branch — never straight to main — with a human gate where it counts.

● this site ships through that flow

Proof-wall culture

Hundreds of end-to-end checks against the live business

Builder work is pinned by a continuously re-run wall of real end-to-end proofs — real messages sent, real calls placed, real UI driven — that fails loudly the day a behavior regresses. You inherit the culture, the harness, and the wall.

● the wall is public on /proof

AI-integrated products

Your product ships with intelligence inside

The things Builder makes aren't just built by AI — they can embed it: assistants in your billing tool, copilots in your admin, tour presenters on your site, all wired to the same governed gateway and data plane.

● our billing app embeds a live copilot

Operation included

The team that built it stays on it

Health monitors, keeper workflows, backup drills, incident response — the operating layer ships with the software. Drift gets caught by machines before customers feel it, and the builders who know the system are the ones on call.

● keepers + monitors watch this stack

What's inside

The manifest.

  1. 01 Web & app builds sites, portals, installable apps
  2. 02 Product surfaces customer-facing, auth-integrated
  3. 03 Automation builds workflows wired into your systems
  4. 04 AI-embedded features copilots, assistants, presenters
  5. 05 Source-first discipline branch → review → ship, always
  6. 06 E2E proof walls behavior pinned against live systems
  7. 07 Human review gates people sign the consequential changes
  8. 08 Continuous operation monitors, keepers, backups, on-call
  9. 09 Full ownership transfer your repo, your infra, your keys

How it lands

Brief the team

You describe the outcome; we shape it into scoped work with acceptance proofs defined before the first commit.

Watch it ship

Agent teams build in the open — branches, reviews, test walls — with your approvals on the gates you choose.

Stay operated

Launch is the midpoint. The same team monitors, repairs, and improves what it shipped, inside an agreed budget.

Proof

On duty for us, right now.

You are inside the deliverable: this website, the portal, the command center, and the call-review surfaces were built and are operated by the agent teams this line sells.

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Put Builder on your payroll.

Same platform we run our own company on. First line is a purchase — the second is a decision.

Build with agents