For the CTO who builds it

Build an autopilot like you'd
ship a feature.

One npm command installs the whole factory: a gated pipeline of specialist agents (architect → plan gate → parallel devs → 12-angle review → QA → security → ship gate), a dev board to run it from, and 25 vertical autopilots with live connectors and compliance packs to start from. MIT, local, your data never leaves.

The dev board

Your pipeline, gates included

Kanban backed by git-native tasks, an agent runner with approve→run (the prompt comes from the task itself), and the human gate rendered as a stage in the pipeline — you always see where the rails are. Approving a gate can launch the next agent.

GreatCTO dev board — kanban, pipeline with human gate, agent runner

What you get

The factory, not a framework

Start from a vertical, not a blank page

25 autopilots — medical coding, KYC/AML, mortgage, tax, legal docs, payroll… — each a flow of agents + tools with the human checkpoints already placed and the domain's compliance pack attached. Browse the autopilots →

A pipeline that argues with you

Architect first, a plan gate a human approves, parallel senior-dev agents with TDD, a 12-angle review, QA, security — and a ship gate at the end. Two human decisions per feature, everything else parallel. How it's wired →

Live connectors, not mocks

17 connectors run real data — FHIR, AUS, NCCI, sanctions lists — reused across autopilots. Stub mode for development, live mode behind the gates.

Hand the keys without handing the factory

When the autopilot is ready, npx great-cto console stands up the operator console as its own invite-only surface — your signers work cases there and never see a build tool. The operate side →

Install

30 seconds to the board

npx great-cto            # detect the project, install the pipeline
npx great-cto board      # kanban + pipeline + agent runner at localhost:3141
npx great-cto console    # the operator console — the second surface, invite-only

No signup, runs locally, open source (MIT). Proof: one real shipped feature, every stage visible →