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Albitor's Running agents page, Live floor view: 8 agents working across two apps, 5 on Kickoff and 3 on Loan Desk, 42 tool calls a minute, with each agent's task such as checks for signing in on Kickoff and catalogue browsing on Loan Desk.
The Running agents page with 8 agents building two apps at once, Loan Desk and Kickoff: what each agent is working on, for how long, and the spend so far.

One real brief

This is the whole brief for Kickoff, one of the two apps on the Live floor above.

Albitor asked what the brief left open, let its author choose a layout and a look, and built it in parts, each checked against the standards they chose. The code is theirs.

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The brief for Kickoff
Build a customer onboarding tracker for a B2B software startup. Each new customer account gets an onboarding plan with steps such as kickoff call, data import, integrations, team training and go-live, each with an owner and a due date. The customer success team sees every account's progress, which accounts are at risk because steps are overdue, and the days to go-live.

The whole brief, 61 words.

What happens after you write the brief

  1. Albitor reads it back. It lists who the app is for and what each of them needs to do, so you can correct it before anything is built.
  2. You settle what it left open. It asks about anything the brief didn’t say, offers layouts and looks, and asks which standards the app must meet and where it should run.
  3. It builds in parts. You can see which parts of the app work yet, what is running and what it has cost so far.
  4. It checks the result. Against the standards you chose, and through each journey in the app, before anything is signed off.
  5. It goes live. On Albitor or on your own infrastructure. You can download the whole codebase at any time.

See each step with the screens from this build

Nothing goes live until it passes the checks

Every part is checked against the standards you chose. If a required check fails, or can't prove it passed, the build is held and the page says which check and why.

  • Each standard, met or failed, with the evidence behind it
  • Every user journey walked on a preview before it counts
  • An assurance pack you can hand to an auditor
Assurance page reading 'Not ready: 2 standards failed', with 8 of 13 standards met, 0 of 13 journeys usable on the preview, 13 of 13 check steps finished and 4 of 4 security checks.
The Assurance page for a workout tracker built as an internal tool, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA and OWASP. Two standards failed, so it was not signed off.

What you get at the end

  • A working tool, running where you chose to put it.
  • The whole codebase: code, CI, infrastructure as code and engineer docs, to download any time.
  • A blueprint of what you asked for, what was decided and how it's built.
  • A handover pack for whoever looks after the tool next.
The finished Kickoff app showing the onboarding plan for Northwind Analytics, a made-up customer account. At the top is an All accounts link. The plan summary gives the owner Dana Okafor, start date 29 September 2026, target go-live 6 November 2026, 14 days to go, progress 0 of 5 steps, status Not started and risk At risk. A This account panel has Archive account and Remove account buttons. Under Steps, with a Manage steps button, are five steps: Kickoff call, Data import, Integrations, Team training and Go-live. All five are Not done and owned by Dana Okafor, each has a due date and an Edit button, and Kickoff call and Data import are overdue by 21 and 9 days. All the data is made up.
The finished Kickoff app: one made-up customer account’s onboarding plan. Five steps owned by Dana Okafor with their due dates. Two are overdue so the account is at risk.

Built from plugins

Albitor builds every tool from plugins you choose. Each one brings its own components, patterns and checks, so adding one changes what gets built and what it's tested against.

  • Design systems, such as the GOV.UK Design System or IBM Carbon
  • Visual styles, such as editorial or Swiss
  • Capabilities, such as sign-in, or documentation written to C4 and arc42

The standards follow from the plugins: pick the GOV.UK Design System and the tool is built and checked to its patterns and WCAG 2.2 AA.

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