The Agent Software Manager
-Let an agent manage the coordination of your agents. Step in when you need to.
-Coding agents created a new management job.
-You can run eight coding agents at once. But then you spend the day starting them, passing context, checking progress, recovering failures, and deciding what happens next.
-The agents may be writing the code, but you are still managing every handoff.
-Give Chief the backlog.
-Chief turns a queue of issues into coordinated work that comes back in a form engineers already know how to review.
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-You review the work. Chief manages the work.
-Chief does not remove engineering judgment. It removes engineers from the coordination loop.
-You set priorities, permissions, and approval boundaries. Chief manages the agents. You review the pull requests and make the decisions that matter.
-Relay underneath. Chief on top.
-Agent Relay provides the durable communication layer beneath Chief across models, harnesses, and environments.
-Chief uses that infrastructure to coordinate long-running software work without requiring a human to relay every message.
-Backlog planning, team direction, progress, handoffs, escalation
-Communication was only the first layer.
-We built Agent Relay so agents could communicate directly. Users built teams of coding agents to complete and review software tasks, but still had to supervise those teams themselves.
-Chief is the manager those agent teams were missing.
-Stop managing every agent.
-Run more of your engineering backlog without becoming the bottleneck.
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