Your engineer runs it.
Draftt writes it, you merge it.
Your agent does it, with Draftt's context.
Draftt scopes the task, an agent completes it, and the result comes back verified.
As hands-on as you want, set per technology, per environment, even per change.
Prerequisites in the order they have to happen, the commands to run, the rollback plan if available, and the window to do it in. Nobody rediscovers the upgrade path from vendor release notes at 11pm.
Version bumps, manifest and IaC edits, dependency upgrades. The PR runs through your CI and the same policy checks as any human change, so nothing merges ungoverned.
Draftt ships an MCP server and skills, so the assistant already in your editor pulls the prioritized work with the asset, the dependencies, the blast radius and the policy attached. It stops guessing at your environment.
Draftt scopes the task, hands it to the coding agent your team already runs, takes the result back, and re-evaluates it against live state before anything counts as done. Production stays gated on a human.
“PCI reviews and enterprise customer audits became a natural byproduct of normal operations, not a separate compliance exercise that pulls engineering off the roadmap ”
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