Describe what you want.
Whip plans it, builds it, ships it.

Whip pairs a planning council that discovers what you actually need with an execution council of isolated, specialized coding agents — so you go from a one-line idea to a running, reviewed application without managing the pipeline yourself.

A run, replayed

working

It cannot merge your code

Whip opens a pull request and stops. There is no merge endpoint, no force-push and no branch deletion anywhere in the tree, and a test fails the build if one appears.

Every diff passes real checks

Syntax, write scope, compile and the project's own test suite, then a reviewer against the task's acceptance criteria. They fail closed: a check that cannot run is a rejection, never an approval.

It looks things up

Workers search the live web and every claim that survives is attributed to a source the search actually returned. An answer from memory is dropped rather than quietly repeated.

Council 1 · Planning

A LangGraph-powered discovery agent asks the handful of questions that matter, then turns your idea into a concrete implementation blueprint.

Council 2 · Execution

Native ReAct workers run specialized build, frontend, and database agents against your workspace, with mechanical gates and a reviewer on every diff.

Live everything

Execution status, stage, and terminal output stream over WebSockets in real time, from the first clarifying question to the final commit.

How a project comes together

01
Name your project — that's the only input the New Project flow asks for.
02
Council 1 opens a chat, asks a few clarifying questions, and finalizes a spec.
03
Council 2's worker agents execute the plan against your isolated workspace.
04
Watch execution progress and diffs stream live until it's done.

Describe what you want.Whip plans it, builds it, ships it.