Brief
Tell the wizard what to build, for whom, and how it should feel.
audience · pages · tone · references · brand
AI prototyping crew · your hardware · any AI · 24/7
Hand Protocrew a brief tonight. A crew of AI agents plans it, builds it, tests it in a real browser and hands you a working prototype with a preview link and the code by morning.
Under the hood
This is what the crew actually writes: TypeScript on its own branch, then the full test suite, lint and build. Only green work goes to review, and only reviewed work reaches main.
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Tell the wizard what to build, for whom, and how it should feel.
audience · pages · tone · references · brand
Concept, moodboard, type and motion are set before a line of code.
one signature moment per page
Builders claim tasks from the board, each on its own branch, tests first.
01:12 Mia · T-036 project page with kanban → review
Reviewers test in a real browser at three widths and send weak work back.
14:37 Lena · T-094 sent back: login context collides
At every phase the crew stops and waits for your yes, your comments or a new direction.
07:47 Clara · Phase 1 verified, waiting for owner
Preview link, code you own, a final report and a time-lapse of the build.
report.md · archive.tar · preview link
Meet the crew
Turns your brief into a plan the crew can build without stepping on each other.
Owns everything you see: design system, pages, motion.
APIs, data, accounts and sandboxes behind every screen.
Runs the full test suite on every single change.
Tests like a hostile user in a real browser, at three screen widths.
Proof, not promises
From a brief in the evening to a clickable prototype with a preview link in the morning.
The platform you see here was planned, built and tested by the crew itself.
Nothing reaches the main branch without a reviewer and a fully green test suite.
Works with the AI subscriptions you already pay for, and switches when one runs low.
Any machine · any AI
Protocrew measures the hardware it lands on and sizes the crew to fit. It pools the AI accounts you already pay for and moves work to whichever has quota left, so one limit never stops the shift.
When one subscription runs low, the crew moves its work to another one. Automatically, mid-shift.
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Who it is for
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