Industry: Software and IT

Your coding agent hits its limit mid-task, and the work stops until the reset.

Virtual Workers run your coding agents in their own containers, across the accounts you already pay for, and nothing ships without your review.

Virtual Workers

  1. You hand the work to Ana Silva.
  2. Ana Silva works in GitHub, Credits and AI keys.
  3. Ana Silva brings the result back from GitHub.
  4. Ana Silva reports back to you.
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For software teams and IT firms.

01Start here

Your coding agent hits its usage limit mid-task, and the work stops until the reset.

How Backbuild solves it

Work moves to your next linked account.

Link the coding-agent accounts you already pay for. When one hits its limit, your worker carries on with the next, and pauses only when every account is spent.

A limit is not a stop.

Your worker moves to the next linked account and keeps going. You review the change.

  1. Tickets You hand a bug to your worker.
  2. Developer workers Ana Silva, Backend Developer: Your worker writes the fix in its own container.
  3. AI accounts Ana Silva, Backend Developer: The worker carries on with your next account.
  4. GitHub You review the change. You approve this step

The outcome

Workers on the coding agents you already use.

Each worker shows the agent it runs and the container it runs in.

Four Virtual Workers on a team roster, each with a name and a job title.

02The problem

You have to babysit agents that stall on a prompt while you are away.

How Backbuild solves it

Workers pick up the next ticket on their own.

A worker takes the next ticket from the queue in its own container, so nobody has to watch a terminal.

Step away from the terminal.

Your worker takes the next ticket on its own. You review when you are back.

  1. Tickets A customer files a ticket.
  2. Dispatch Ana Silva, Backend Developer: Your worker picks it up.
  3. Developer workers Ana Silva, Backend Developer: The worker prepares the change.
  4. GitHub You review it when you are back. You approve this step

The outcome

Every step has a worker assigned.

The help desk, with a Virtual Worker named for each step a customer request goes through.

03The problem

Technical debt is the biggest frustration at work.

How Backbuild solves it

The small debt work, off your plate.

Developer workers take bounded debt work such as tests, dependency updates and small refactors. Large refactors stay with your developers.

Pay down the debt in the background.

You file the debt tickets. Your worker prepares the small fixes for your review.

  1. Tickets You file a ticket for the debt.
  2. Dispatch Ana Silva, Backend Developer: Your worker takes it.
  3. Developer workers Ana Silva, Backend Developer: The worker adds the tests and updates.
  4. GitHub You review and merge the fix. You approve this step

The outcome

Debt tickets worked while you build features.

Grow from there

Add the rest of Backbuild as you grow.

  1. Developer workers

    A Virtual Worker for code, on the coding-agent accounts you already pay for.

  2. Tickets

    Customer requests answered by a support worker.

  3. Studio

    Training videos that re-render when your product changes.

  4. AI keys

    Your own AI keys behind the assistant and every worker.

04The problem

AI coding tool prices and plans keep changing, so you never know what next month costs.

How Backbuild solves it

One balance, or your own keys.

Workers run on one credit balance or on your own provider keys, so you see what each run costs.

Know what the work costs.

You add your own keys. Your worker runs on them or on one balance.

  1. AI keys You add your provider keys.
  2. Developer workers Ana Silva, Backend Developer: Your worker does the work on them.
  3. Credits Ana Silva, Backend Developer: The worker bills each run to one balance.

The outcome

What each run costs, in one place.

05The problem

Reviewing an AI change is hard when you cannot see what the agent was asked and what it did.

How Backbuild solves it

Every run on the record.

Each run is kept as a transcript of what the worker was asked and what it did, and you can watch a run live.

See what it was asked and what it did.

Your worker keeps a transcript of every run. You review the change beside it.

  1. Tickets You give the worker a task.
  2. Developer workers Ana Silva, Backend Developer: Your worker makes the change.
  3. Transcripts Ana Silva, Backend Developer: The worker keeps the run as a transcript.
  4. GitHub You review the change with it. You approve this step

The outcome

The whole run beside the change.

Put a Virtual Worker on your queue.

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