Introduction
Agent HQ is an AI-powered development workspace. You describe what you want built, and autonomous AI agents write the code, run the tests, and submit pull requests.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”- Create a project linked to a GitHub repository
- Chat with Pilot to describe what you need
- Pilot creates tasks and executes them autonomously
- Review the results — code diffs, test results, and live previews
- Approve and merge the generated pull request
Core principles
Section titled “Core principles”Conversation-driven development
Section titled “Conversation-driven development”Instead of writing tickets and specifications, you have a conversation with Pilot. It asks clarifying questions, breaks work into tasks, and executes them. You can guide the process at any point — approve, redirect, or take over manually.
Autonomous execution
Section titled “Autonomous execution”Tasks run in isolated sandboxes. Each task gets its own branch, cloned repo, and execution environment. Pilot can write code, install dependencies, run tests, take screenshots, and create pull requests — all without manual intervention.
Human in the loop
Section titled “Human in the loop”You stay in control. Dangerous operations require approval. You can interrupt any running task. Every change is on a separate branch so nothing touches your main codebase until you approve it.
Multi-model flexibility
Section titled “Multi-model flexibility”Choose the AI model that fits each task. Use Claude for complex reasoning, GPT-4 for creative writing, Gemini for fast iteration, or Cloudflare’s free models for lightweight tasks.
Who is it for?
Section titled “Who is it for?”- Solo developers who want to move faster by offloading routine tasks
- Small teams who want to scale their output without scaling headcount
- Agencies who need to prototype and iterate quickly for clients
- Anyone who wants an AI teammate that actually writes, tests, and ships code
What can Pilot do?
Section titled “What can Pilot do?”- Write new features from a description
- Fix bugs given a reproduction or error message
- Refactor and improve existing code
- Write and run tests
- Create pull requests with clear descriptions
- Take and annotate browser screenshots
- Execute multi-step workflows that span multiple files