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Most of what slows a strong engineering team down isn't hard — it's voluminous. Scaffolding, test coverage, tracing an unfamiliar module, the mechanical half of a refactor. It's necessary work, and it's exactly the work that buries the judgment calls only a senior should make.
Build with Genie takes the first pass. Give it a spec and it implements the feature with tests included. Point it at a gnarly file and it explains what the code does before you touch it. Hand it a refactor with a clear target and it does the legwork. Your engineers stay in the loop as reviewers and architects — where their time is actually worth it.
Hand over a PRD or a ticket and get a working first implementation with unit tests, edge cases handled and a diff that's ready to review — not a wall of placeholder code.
Drop in a file or a service you've never seen and get a clear walkthrough of what it does, where the risks are, and what a safe change looks like before you make it.
Describe the end state — extract this, untangle that, migrate to this pattern — and the genie does the mechanical work while preserving behavior and tests.
A first-pass review on every diff: likely bugs, missing tests, security smells and style nits flagged before a human reviewer ever opens it.
A ticket, a PRD or even a rough description of the change. The clearer the target, the cleaner the draft.
A working implementation lands as a reviewable diff, with tests and edge cases already covered.
Your engineer reads the diff, asks for changes in plain language, and the genie iterates until it meets the bar.
Ship a change that's been drafted, tested and reviewed — with senior judgment applied where it counts.
Free for your first 50 tasks. No card, no setup call — just describe the work and watch it get done.