Type the idea
"Build me a fishing tackle store with Stripe checkout."
AgentHelm checks agent-written code while it is being built. AI writes the code; AgentHelm runs checks as the agent works, then returns risky moves or failed evidence back into structured agent work.
Attach AgentHelm to an existing agent-built project. See what drifted. Fix it with your chosen local agent. AgentHelm helps turn vague work into scoped build steps, keeps the agent from wandering, and catches god files, mystery diffs, agent glob, quiet drift, and surprise auth, payment, signing, database, or MCP sprawl while the work is still moving.
"Build me a fishing tackle store with Stripe checkout."
The agent gets the plan, the current work, the next work, and the parts it should leave alone.
Use Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or another local MCP client. AgentHelm keeps the active work visible while code changes.
The handoff shows what changed, what needs a human call, and where the next packet starts.
Because AI agents move faster than the human process around them. They can turn one prompt into a useful feature, or into a surprise pile of files nobody meant to own. AgentHelm gives the agent a lane, shows you what it is doing, and keeps the next decision clear.
You do not need to know what a god file is. You just need your AI agent to stop building one. Type the idea, answer the questions that matter, let the agent build section by section, and keep a receipt of what shipped.
Bring your own spec or attach AgentHelm to an existing agent-built project. Schedule work into reviewable packets, queue each packet for your chosen local agent, and catch agent glob before it becomes your review burden.
AgentHelm runs locally beside your repo. Source code, patches, environment, diffs, and secrets do not leave by default.
What crosses the network stays small and named: license/access checks, schema updates, release updates, or explicitly named future flows.
What the handoff is: a signed record of what AgentHelm observed. What it is not: a promise that your code is bug-free, safe, or ready for customers. That is still your job. AgentHelm gives you the work surface to do it well.
A scanner tells you what failed after the fact. AgentHelm guides the build while the agent is still working: current scope in view, current packet in view, next packet in view, and enough handoff context that you are not guessing what the agent actually did. Brownfield assess maps god files, agent glob, tangled code, and risky auth, payment, signing, database, or MCP drift into focused fixes.
One active project, all launch scope schemas, and 20 signed build packets each month.
One verified student, one personal device, Pro feature surface, and 30 signed build packets each month.
Unlimited normal product use with no project, packet, schema, build, handoff, dashboard, or MCP cap.
Paid self-serve is intended to be Stripe-hosted after release authority; this static shell has no checkout or account enforcement.
Payment unlocks product features only; receipts still show changed work and open items.
Support and web tooling are direct while packaging and public distribution finish. Privacy and terms copy remain separate launch work; today there is no signup form, no upload form, and no hosted account flow on this static surface.