Question 1

What is adoovi?

Accepted Answer

adoovi is an autonomous engineering platform that ships its own software. Its engine, mr-bill, turns a plain-language task into a complete, reviewed, and deployed change — planning the work, writing the code, reviewing it, verifying it, and shipping it.

Question 2

What is mr-bill?

Accepted Answer

mr-bill is the orchestration engine at the core of adoovi. It routes every task through domain workflows, dispatches each step to the agent backend best suited to it, enforces a contract between steps, and remembers what happened so the next run starts smarter than the last.

Question 3

How is adoovi different from an AI coding assistant?

Accepted Answer

An assistant hands you snippets to integrate, test, and ship yourself. adoovi owns the task end to end: every run is planned, reviewed by a separate agent, verified against its contract, and deployed — so work arrives reviewed and shipped, not raw fragments you have to harden.

Question 4

Are the agent runs observable?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every run is observable and replayable by default. Steps are timestamped, contracts are checked at each boundary, and artifacts persist on disk, so any run can be inspected, debugged, resumed, or replayed. adoovi is never a black box.

Question 5

Does adoovi actually deploy to production?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A run does not stop at a suggestion — it ends at deployed, verified software, merged and shipped through the same pipelines a human team would use. It is exactly how adoovi builds and ships itself.

Question 6

What does self-improving mean?

Accepted Answer

Because every run is recorded, the platform can read its own history. Workflows pull relevant memory before they execute and write back what they learned when they finish, so the system gets measurably better at a task each time it runs it.

Software that ships itself.