Work

Humfrid gives you four specialized agents that handle the full lifecycle of project work — from planning through shipping. Assign them to tasks just like you'd assign a team member, from the task panel, the Plans page, or via the API.

Building your strategy tree

Start with your objectives — what does your team need to achieve this quarter? Humfrid helps you decompose them step by step:

Vision → Objective → Key Result → Solution → Epic → Task

You don't have to build the tree manually. Humfrid can generate the next level for you:

The tree is always live. Completed work rolls up automatically. Blocked items surface. Nothing hides.


Agents

Planner - Maia

Planner - Maia decomposes complex goals into concrete, actionable work. Give it an objective and it returns a structured plan: epics, tasks, acceptance criteria, suggested sequencing. It understands your team's strategy context, so plans reflect your actual priorities — not a generic template.

Best for: breaking down solutions, quarterly planning, creating roadmaps from scratch.


Analyst - Altair

Analyst - Altair digs into your knowledge graph and the web to surface what your team already knows — and what it should. It searches atoms, scans documents, queries external sources, and synthesizes findings into clear, cited summaries that become atoms in your graph.

Best for: competitive research, pre-build context gathering, answering "what do we already know about X?"


Writer - Vela

Writer - Vela produces polished content grounded in your team's actual context. Blog posts, documentation, release notes, proposals — all informed by your knowledge graph, your project tree, and your brand voice. No hallucinating features that don't exist.

Best for: documentation, marketing content, internal memos, changelog entries.


Coder - Sirius

Coder - Sirius is your coding agent. Assign it a task in Humfrid, and it spins up an isolated cloud container, clones your repository, understands the codebase semantically, implements the feature or fix, runs your tests, and opens a pull request. It never stores your source code. Each container is destroyed after the task completes.

Works best on tasks with clear acceptance criteria — the more specific, the better.

Best for: feature implementation, bug fixes, test writing, refactoring, documentation generation.


Reviewer - Vega

Reviewer - Vega reviews every pull request automatically — before a human ever looks at it. It checks for security vulnerabilities, flags anti-patterns, analyzes the blast radius of changed functions, and enforces your team's engineering principles stored in the knowledge graph.

Risk levelWhat it means
LOWNo auth, database, or API contract changes → safe to auto-merge
MEDIUMLogic changes with potential edge cases → worth a human look
HIGHAuth, payments, migrations, breaking changes → requires review

Reviewer - Vega posts its review as a GitHub comment within seconds of a PR being opened. Zero configuration required to start.

Install Reviewer - Vega: Subscribe, go to Settings → Connections → GitHub, and install the Vega GitHub App. Every new PR is reviewed automatically from that point on. Optionally add a .vega-agent.yml to your repo root to customize rules.