The AI agent for work that has to finish

Built to finish.
Built to prove it.

Build and change software. Find answers across company knowledge. Keep recurring work moving. Ysra works through the details, shows its evidence, and stops when a decision is yours.

Start with Ysra →Watch a real workflow

app.ysra.aiSimulation

Good morning

What should Ysra build?

Add organization invites to this repository and prove the happy path in the browser.

acme/webBalanced · Beta$5.00 max

Repository
acme/web · main → ysra/session-invites
Isolated workspace ready. Conventions read before any edit.
Plan
Invite model, email flow, accept route, admin UI
1. Invite table + migration
2. POST /invites, accept token
3. Admin “Invite member” dialog
4. Acceptance: invitee lands in workspace
Files changed
6 files
+db/migrations/0042_invites.sql+src/server/invites.ts~src/app/settings/members.tsx+3 more
Native checks
The repository’s own commands
testtypechecklintbuild
Browser proof
Invite → accept → /workspace
localhost:3000/workspace
Welcome to AcmeYou joined as Member
Independent review
Requirements · correctness · change risk
Reviewed separately from the implementation, against the candidate that ran.
Ready to review
Candidate verified. Delivery waits for you.
Open PR

Illustrative simulation of the Ysra workroom. Example repository, sources, and messages are fictional.

Build

Repository work that holds up in review

Ysra works in your codebase and hands back a candidate with its checks, browser proof, and review attached.

Explore Developer →Ask

Answers grounded in the context you select

Ask naturally. When company facts matter, Ysra searches the Slack and Jira sources you chose — and cites them.

Explore Knowledge →Run

Recurring work bounded by policy and approval

Managers own one outcome, see only their sources, run on schedule, and stop before any external action.

Explore Managers →

One agent, connected work

From a question to a verified change — without changing tools.

The answer, the engineering session, and the recurring workflow do not have to live in separate AI tools. Ysra carries the evidence forward while each step keeps its own scope and authority.

01 · Ask
Ask what happened
A question in plain language, across the Slack and Jira sources you select.
02 · Cite
Cite the evidence
The answer links every company-specific claim to where it came from.
03 · Hand off
Turn it into work
The cited answer becomes a build brief, an exact Jira action, or an automation draft.
04 · Build
Verify the change
Ysra works in the repository and binds checks and browser proof to the candidate.
05 · Run
Keep the follow-up running
A manager watches what’s left, on a schedule, and asks before it speaks for you.

Ysra Developer

A software agent that leaves you something you can inspect.

Scrub through one session: the brief, the plan, the files, the checks, the browser run, the review. Each stage updates the same durable workroom.

How Developer works →

app.ysra.ai/sessions/organization-invitesSimulation

Add organization invites

acme/web · ysra/session-invites · $1.84 of $5.00

Ready to reviewOpen PR

Conversation

Add organization invites. Admins invite by email; invitees land in the right workspace. Prove the happy path in the browser.

Brief receivedYsra has the brief, the repository, and a $5.00 limit.
Repository understoodRead the app structure, auth, and how settings pages are built before editing.
Plan activeFour steps, with the acceptance criterion taken from your brief.
Files changedAdded the invite model and routes; extended the members page.
Native checksRan the repository’s own test, typecheck, lint, and build.
Browser scenarioInvited a member, opened the link, accepted, reached the workspace.
Independent reviewReviewed against the request, separately from the implementation.
Ready for reviewCandidate retained with its evidence. Delivery waits for you.

SelectUselocalhost:3000

AcmeOverviewProjectsMembersBilling

Welcome to Acme, SamYou joined as Member

Browser verification

4 of 4 steps · desktop 1280×800

Review

✓Requirementsmet
✓Correctnessno findings
✓Change riskauth surface reviewed
✓Evidencebound to candidate

candidate 7f3a2c1 · evidence 11 items

Stage 8 / 8 Ready for review

Illustrative simulation of a Developer session. Repository, names, and figures are fictional.

Ysra Knowledge

Ask the company. See the sources. Move the work forward.

Open a citation to see exactly where a claim came from. Then prepare a Jira issue — it waits for your approval — or hand the answer to Build with its evidence attached.

How Knowledge works →

app.ysra.ai/ask/enterprise-launchSimulation

What did we decide about the enterprise launch, and which Jira work is still open?

✓Searched for “enterprise launch decision” in Slack · #launch, #product
✓Checked connected integration · Jira LAUNCH

The launch moved to 14 October so SSO can ship with it. One launch blocker is still open and has no owner: SSO metadata upload.

Create Jira issueAwaiting approval

Project: LAUNCH
Type: Task
Summary: Assign an owner for SSO metadata upload before 14 Oct
Links: Blocks LAUNCH-200 · cites #launch decision

New Build sessionPrefilled from this answer

Add SSO metadata upload for enterprise workspaces (admins upload IdP XML; validate and store per workspace). Required for the 14 Oct launch.

Evidence carried: [1] #launch decision · [2] LAUNCH-212

acme/web

Automation draftDraft — not scheduled

Every weekday until 14 Oct, check LAUNCH blockers and brief me on anything unowned.

Sources: Jira LAUNCH · Slack #launch · Approval required for any Slack post

Chat naturally. When company context is relevant, Ysra searches the selected permission-checked sources and cites them.

Illustrative simulation. Click a citation, then try an action — every external write stops for approval. Company, people, and issues are fictional.

Managers & automations

Give recurring work an owner — with boundaries.

Four decisions define a manager: the outcome, the sources, when it runs, and what requires approval. Everything else is its job.

How managers work →

app.ysra.ai/workspace/automationsSimulation

New manager agent

Give one agent a job and only the context it needs

What outcome owns this manager?

Each weekday, brief me on open incidents: what changed, what is blocked, who owns what.

Company sources

When

Weekdays · 08:30 · Europe/London

Optional Slack action

Prepare a Slack update, then stop for human approval.

Nothing is posted without an approved, exact message.

Rehearsal · side effects disabled

Run brief · Tue 08:30

Needs you

Checkout latency back to baseline; one incident still unowned.

Sources used

S#incidents · 14 messagesJOPS · 3 issues

Needs attention

OPS-481 has had no owner since Tuesday.
Two threads disagree on the rollback time (06:55 vs 07:10).

Proposed Slack message · #incidents

Morning update: checkout latency is back to baseline since 07:10. OPS-481 (webhook retries) still needs an owner — can someone from payments take it?

Illustrative simulation. Change the sources or schedule, then run. The message is only “sent” when you approve it. Channels and issues are fictional.

Web workroom · Mobile

Start at your desk. Stay in control from anywhere.

The work remains one durable session. Start it in the web workroom, follow the live result, and answer a blocker or approve delivery from mobile.

Explore the workroom →Mobile →

app.ysra.ai/sessions/organization-invitesReconstruction

Add organization invites

acme/web · ysra/session-invites · $1.84 of $5.00

Ready to reviewOpen PR⋯

Conversation

Add organization invites. Prove the happy path in the browser.

Repository understood0:42

Plan · 4 steps1:10

6 files changed6:31

Native checks8:02

Browser verification9:47

Independent review11:05

Ask for a change — paste a long brief and it becomes a chip

SelectUsePreview ↗Browser use

AcmeOverviewProjectsMembersBilling

Members

Invite member

AKAna Kovač AdminJTJon Tal MemberSMSam Mora Invited

Point-to-edit“Make this the primary button colour.”

EditorPlanReviewChecksShellAudit

Browser verification

Welcome to Acme, Samdesktop 1280×800 · step 4/4

Review

✓Requirementsmet
✓Correctnessno findings
✓Change riskreviewed

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Organization invites

acme/web · $1.46 of $5.00

Working

DONEInvite model and routes

DONENative checks · 4 passed

PLANExercising the invite flow in a browser

Invite sent to sam@acme.test. Opening the link as the invitee now.

Message Ysra…

NOW

Raise the budget to continue?

Ysra stopped at the budget you set, before the next paid call.

Task: Organization invites
Spent: $5.00
Waiting: 2 min

+$5+$10+$25

→Slide to add $10.00

If you say no · Stopping interrupts the run. The machine state is kept, and the session can be resumed later.

Steer insteadStop here

‹

Verified in a real browser

4 of 4 steps · mobile 390×844

localhost:3000/workspace

Welcome to Acme, SamYou joined as Member

Sign in as admin
Invite sam@acme.test
Accept from the link
Lands in the workspace

‹

BUILD REPORT

Organization invites

DONEInvite model + migration
DONEAccept route and workspace join
DONEInvite dialog on members page BROWSER
DONEChecks: test · typecheck · lint · build SHELL

YOU DECIDE

Review the changesPush & open a pull requestResume from the last checkpoint

Open a pull request?

Ysra pushes the branch and opens a draft pull request. Nothing is merged — it waits for your review.

Push & open PRNot yet

The full workroom stays on the web. The phone handles the decisions that matter.

Proof is part of the result

A result is only as good as what you can check.

Every Developer session ends in a Build Report bound to the exact candidate that ran. When a requirement can’t be proven, Ysra says so, keeps the work, and hands the decision back to you.

Review & proof →

Build Report

Organization invites

candidate 7f3a2c1acme/web · ysra/session-invites

01
Native checks
Uses the repository’s own test, type, lint, and build commands.
SHELL✓ passed
02
Browser workflows
Exercises applicable user journeys in the running candidate.
BROWSER✓ 4 of 4 steps
03
Independent review
Reviews the requested outcome separately from implementation.
REVIEW✓ no findings
04
Exact candidate identity
Keeps evidence attached to the files that were actually checked.
IDENTITY✓ 7f3a2c1
05
Honest stops
Preserves partial work and says what remains unverified.
PARTIAL◐ 1 unverified

Illustrative Build Report. Labels match the product; the session is fictional.

Use cases

Organized by outcome, not by buzzword.

View use cases →

See the product, not a promise

No logo wall. No borrowed metrics. Everything above is the product’s own surfaces — labelled where it’s a simulation — and the proof page shows how a result is checked.

See the proof How it works

Give Ysra the outcome. Keep the authority.

Start a software task, ask from company context, or put a repeatable workflow on a schedule.

Start with Ysra →Talk to us

Built to finish.
Built to prove it.

What should Ysra build?

What do you want to know?

What should keep moving?

Repository work that holds up in review

Answers grounded in the context you select

Recurring work bounded by policy and approval

From a question to a verified change — without changing tools.

Ask what happened

Cite the evidence

Turn it into work

Verify the change

Keep the follow-up running

A software agent that leaves you something you can inspect.

Members

Ask the company. See the sources. Move the work forward.

Give recurring work an owner — with boundaries.

Give one agent a job and only the context it needs

Checkout latency back to baseline; one incident still unowned.

Start at your desk. Stay in control from anywhere.

Members

Organization invites

Raise the budget to continue?

Verified in a real browser

Organization invites

Open a pull request?

A result is only as good as what you can check.

Native checks

Browser workflows

Independent review

Exact candidate identity

Honest stops

Organized by outcome, not by buzzword.

No logo wall. No borrowed metrics. Everything above is the product’s own surfaces — labelled where it’s a simulation — and the proof page shows how a result is checked.

Give Ysra the outcome. Keep the authority.

Built to finish.Built to prove it.

What should Ysra build?

What do you want to know?

What should keep moving?

Repository work that holds up in review

Answers grounded in the context you select

Recurring work bounded by policy and approval

From a question to a verified change — without changing tools.

Ask what happened

Cite the evidence

Turn it into work

Verify the change

Keep the follow-up running

A software agent that leaves you something you can inspect.

Members

Ask the company. See the sources. Move the work forward.

Give recurring work an owner — with boundaries.

Give one agent a job and only the context it needs

Checkout latency back to baseline; one incident still unowned.

Start at your desk. Stay in control from anywhere.

Members

Organization invites

Raise the budget to continue?

Verified in a real browser

Organization invites

Open a pull request?

A result is only as good as what you can check.

Native checks

Browser workflows

Independent review

Exact candidate identity

Honest stops

Organized by outcome, not by buzzword.

No logo wall. No borrowed metrics. Everything above is the product’s own surfaces — labelled where it’s a simulation — and the proof page shows how a result is checked.

Give Ysra the outcome. Keep the authority.

Built to finish.
Built to prove it.