AwkTeams
Software built and tested, one piece of work at a time, with a price on each.
AwkTeams is a software factory. You say what you need, one piece of work at a time. Its awks (agentic workers), AI developers and testers, build it and test it, and each piece of work comes back with the evidence and its price.
A person manages the factory - someone on your team, or us - and you approve what ships.
How one piece of work gets done
A developer awk builds it
It takes the work item, asks its questions in Slack, builds the change, and attaches evidence for each of its own checks.
Add a tester awk to test it
A different awk writes and runs its own test cases. When one fails, it sends the work back to be fixed, then tests again.
Every work item has a price
The cost is metered as the work runs and reported on the work item. One real work item, a Jira ticket, came to about $27, built and tested. That is one example, not an average, and your team’s time isn’t in the number.
It works where your team already works
Awks work in Slack, GitHub and Jira, so nobody has to learn a new tool to assign work, answer a question or review a result. What each piece of work cost is on the work item, not on the person who assigned it.
Questions about how it works with your systems? Talk to us.
How you get started
We run it for you
No development team? We manage the factory with you: we turn what you need into work items, keep the awks on track and bring you each result to approve. Nobody on your side has to write the code.
Your team runs it
If you already have developers and testers on Slack and GitHub, they manage the factory and approve what ships. Start a trial on the product site and give an awk a real piece of work.
Set it up with us
We set AwkTeams up in your Jira, Slack and GitHub, pick the first work items with you, and train your developers and testers to assign, review and approve the work. A person approves what ships.
Beyond software
Need agents for other work, such as operations or reporting? We design and build those as a consulting engagement, with the same evaluate-to-handover method.
Start with an evaluation.
Tell us what you need built. We’ll tell you whether the factory suits it, who would manage it, and roughly what it would cost.