Let the fucking agents run.

Better validators let you trust agents with bigger jobs. Tests catch broken logins and failed payments. Automated code review keeps the codebase sane. You stop reading every line.

Passing tests isn’t the whole job.

Your agent rebuilds the billing page with the new design system. It’s done by lunch. The page looks better. Customers can’t pay by invoice anymore.

The tests still pass because the agent updated them to match the new page. Nobody on your team decided to drop invoice payments. The agent made that call for you.

Your validators let that shit through.

Your product needs a validator too.

Enhance captures screens from your UI tests and checks each change against your product standards: the decisions your team has already made about how the product should work.

Like customers being able to pay by invoice. A new design system isn’t permission to drop a payment method.

Under the hood, a decision model makes one call per change: fits your product, or doesn’t. Changes that fit keep moving. The rest go to the right person on your team in Slack.

You still make the product decisions.

You see the old billing page beside the new one. You put the invoice option back on the screen and explain why it needs to stay.

Your agent gets that feedback and makes the fix. Its next build lands beside the last one, so you can check its work.

You only need to explain them once.

That decision becomes a product standard. The next agent that touches billing already knows invoice payments need to stay.

You have better shit to do than explain the same thing twice.

Give the agents bigger jobs.

Enhance works with the agents and harness you already run, whether you’re working through tickets yourself or running a software factory.

Just don’t make product review your full-time fucking job.

Alpha opens in December. Email mike@enhancelabs.ai for early access.