Task lists grow faster than teams can clear them. The work is rarely hard. It is slow: plan it, build it, test it, review it, merge it. Each step waits on a person.
nTra removes the waiting, not the people. You decide what gets built. Agents do the work.
Approve first
Nothing starts until a human says yes. You approve the task and the design. That is the one step that stays yours, on purpose.
A crew of agents, not one
Once approved, Maestro runs the task. It hands each part to a specialist agent:
- one plans the change
- one writes the code
- one designs the tests
- one reviews every diff
- one commits and opens the pull request
Local or cloud. Same flow.
Run a task on your own machine, in an isolated git worktree. Or run it in the cloud, where a runner spins up on demand and runs tasks in parallel. The agents, the gates and the result are the same either way.
Every gate, automatic
Each task moves through seven gates: Prepare, Plan, Validate, Test, Implement, Review, Finalize. Type checks, lint and tests run on their own. The run ends only when all acceptance criteria are met.
The PR merges
When the checks pass and the review is approved, the pull request merges. You come back to finished work, not a to-do.