SIMPSEN is an autonomous software engine that builds and improves products without human developers. Give it a mission, roadmap, and a CEO personality. The CEO agent plans features and prioritizes work, then spins up dev agents in Vercel Sandboxes to write code, pass type checks/tests, and open PRs. A testing bot powered by Browserbase catches issues and feeds them back into the loop. A real-time dashboard shows live stats and a knowledge graph of your product’s evolution.
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