Your agents do the jobs. You make the calls.
See how it works
- 01 / 04Plan. You and your agent draft a Plan: the outcome, the approach, and what's out of scope.
- 02 / 04Review. Send the Plan to a teammate, who approves it or sends it back with comments. This is where your attention goes, because it's where the decisions are.
- 03 / 04Build. Approval releases the Jobs. Your agents claim them, leave handoff notes as they go, and ask you when a call is yours to make.
- 04 / 04Check. An agent review compares the code with the approved Plan and lists every place they differ.
Agents are fast. #
Review is the bottleneck. #
Your attention is the limit. #
You make the decisions. #
When a decision is yours, the agent asks you instead of guessing.
Any agent. Use the agent you already use.
Skip the waitlist. #
Agents will happily make every decision for you, and each one they make is one you stop understanding. We're inviting a small group of builders to use Until on real projects before launch.
- 01 / 03Keep your taste. Put your taste into the Plan; the agent handles the rest. You keep the judgment and the craft.
- 02 / 03Local. Your data stays yours. Until runs on your machine, in your own Git repo. There's no Until server, no account and no telemetry.
- 03 / 03Any agent. Use the agent you already use, such as Claude Code or Cursor. Any agent that can run a command works.
Apply for early access We're picking a small group by hand. Seven questions, about two minutes.
Join the waitlist. #
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
- Pi
- Factory Droid
- Amp
- OpenCode
- and more