Fig

Autopilot for Claude Code

Give developers superpowers, or replace them.

A Results Driven Experience

Fig maximizes quality, so autonomy becomes your default.

wasteful seems fine

See for yourself

Human in the loop

  1. Mon9:00AM

    Provision ~5 agents for ~5 tickets

  2. Mon9:25AM

    Human reviews 1-5 plans

  3. Mon10:05AM

    Agents revise plans

  4. Mon10:30AM

    Human signs off

  5. Mon11:10AM

    Human answers questions

  6. Mon11:35AM

    Human watches tool calls + intervenes

  7. Mon1:20PM

    Agents submit work

  8. Mon1:50PM

    Human reads diffs

  9. Mon2:45PM

    Agents make revisions + make PR

  10. Mon3:15PM

    Other agents review PRs

  11. Mon4:55PM

    Batch of tickets merged

  12. 2 WeeksAll day

    Repeat ~10x → epic collates

  13. Fri2:00PM

    Human QA’s totality of merged work

  14. Fri4:00PM

    Revisions go to next sprint or backlog

Amazing! Agonizing! Expensive! Net win, but oof.

Fig

  1. Mon9:00AM

    Point Fig at an epic, ~50 tickets

  2. Mon9:00AM

    Fig orients on the goals

  3. Mon10:00AM

    Fig finds gaps + asks questions

  4. Tue9:00AM

    Fig finished the epic

  5. Tue9:00AM

    Human QA’s the work

  6. Tue12:00PM

    Human requests revisions

  7. Wed9:00AM

    Fig finished the revisions

  8. Wed10:00AM

    Epic completed + merged

Literally the trifecta: better, faster, & cheaper.

Absolutely no babysitting

Human in the loop is not the future. Code is already being written by AI. Fig bridges the gaps.

  • Engineering principles
  • Quality centric workflows
  • Solutions to pervasive AI failures

Quality you can trust means inhuman productivity and thus fewer engineers … for the same tokens.

Try it for free
  • >85% reduction in change requests on PRs
  • >10× productivity
  • >95% reduction in developer time per ticket
  • ~$0 change in cost, per 1,000 LoC & per ticket

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