PRIME — Planning
Reads your sprint plan and generates a daily Story Card with user stories, acceptance criteria, and scope boundaries.
PACE (Plan · Architect · Code · Evaluate) is an AI-driven sprint execution framework. Instead of one monolithic AI generating an entire feature, PACE runs a structured team of six specialised agents that mirror the roles of a real engineering squad:
PRIME — Planning
Reads your sprint plan and generates a daily Story Card with user stories, acceptance criteria, and scope boundaries.
FORGE — Implementation
Writes production code using a tool-calling loop. Follows TDD, respects source directory boundaries, and produces a Handoff Note.
GATE — Quality
Runs your test suite, checks CI results, and evaluates every acceptance criterion. Issues SHIP, HOLD, or PARTIAL decisions.
SENTINEL — Security & SRE
Scans for hardcoded secrets, input validation gaps, missing timeouts, and unhandled error paths.
CONDUIT — DevOps
Reviews CI/CD workflows, Makefile targets, dependency lock files, and deployment configuration.
SCRIBE — Documentation
Keeps your context documents, README, and engineering docs in sync with what was actually built each day.
Most AI coding assistants work in isolation — they write code but can’t run your tests, review CI, or check for leaked credentials. PACE closes that loop:
PACE is an always-on engineering pipeline at the cost of a SaaS subscription. While you focus on product decisions, PACE runs the daily implementation loop: writing production code, running your test suite, catching security issues, reviewing CI, and updating your documentation. Human review happens at designated gate days — not on every step.
A typical 30-story sprint — complete with tests, security reviews, and DevOps checks on every story — costs $60–90 in API usage. No headcount. No context-switching. Full audit trail.