Ship the milestone. Skip the status chase.

AI agents for game studios and publishers. Each one ties together the tools your teams already run on, from planning and source control to art pipelines, QA and chat, and takes the cross-tool busywork off producers, leads and dev directors.

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Plan first, every time
Agents show every change and wait for your team to say yes

Production Design Art </>Engineering Audio QA

Built for the stack your studio already runs

On Claude or ChatGPT, through each tool's own MCP server. No server yet? We build one.

Planning

Jira · P4 Plan (Hansoft) · Favro · Codecks · Monday

Source and builds

Perforce P4 · Git · Unity Version Control · Jenkins · TeamCity

Art and QA

Flow Production Tracking (ShotGrid) · TestRail · Backtrace

Docs and chat

Confluence · Notion · Slack · Discord · Microsoft Teams

Built by a producer. Shaped by 100+ studios.

Jon Leslie shipped nine AAA titles at EA, Harmonix and Microsoft, including Rock Band, The Sims 3, Tiger Woods PGA Tour and Amped. Then he spent years visiting studios worldwide with Hansoft and Favro, setting up how they plan. Every agent starts from what he saw break, again and again, between teams and tools.

9 AAA titles shipped as a producer
100+ studios and product companies visited worldwide
2 studio planning tools taken to North America

Where game production breaks. And the agents that fix it.

Bugs cut off from features

QA files bugs in one place while producers plan features in another. Bug-to-feature sync nests every linked bug under its feature, so the backlog shows real scope.

Favro today. Jira and P4 Plan next.

Live on Favro

Milestones nobody trusts

Status lives in five tools, so every milestone review starts with a scramble. A milestone health agent reads them all each morning and flags slips while there's still time.

Favro, Jira or P4 Plan + ShotGrid → Slack

In design

Art and code waiting on each other

An approved asset sits for days before engineering hears about it. A handoff agent moves the waiting task to Ready and tells its owner.

ShotGrid + Jira or Favro → Slack

In design

External teams in other tools

Co-dev and outsourcing partners deliver in their own tools while your dates live in yours. A weekly rollup puts deliveries, feedback and dependencies on one page.

ShotGrid + your planner → Confluence

In design

Status reports written by hand

Leads lose Friday afternoon rebuilding the week from boards and changelists. A digest agent drafts it, and you edit and send.

Jira, P4 Plan, Favro, Perforce → Confluence

In design

Crunch you see too late

Overloaded teams show up in wait times and late-night commits long before anyone says crunch. A crunch risk scan flags them early enough to rebalance.

Jira, P4 Plan, Favro, Perforce, Git

In design
See every agent and how it works

For studios and publishers. Same agents, different view.

Studios

  • Producers get milestone status without chasing five tools
  • Leads see handoffs move the moment work is approved
  • QA and production share one view of scope
  • Dev directors spot crunch risk while there's time to act

Publishers

  • One weekly view across every developer you fund, whatever tools they run
  • Milestone risk flagged before the acceptance review
  • External development deliveries and feedback in one place
  • Agents run read-only on partner data unless they approve more

Running on Favro? Agents ship there first.

Favro was built by game developers, the founders of Hansoft, and one card on every discipline's board fits how games get made. If your studio is weighing a move, we plan it, set it up and train your team.

See the Favro Switch

We measure before we build. So your producers can see what changed.

We measure a studio workflow before we touch it, so every agent has a number to beat by the next milestone.

  1. 01

    Baseline the workflow

    We measure the hours your producers spend by hand and how long work waits between art, design, engineering and QA.

  2. 02

    Map the workflow

    A working session with your producers and leads. Each step gets a call: remove it, keep a person on it, or hand it to an agent.

  3. 03

    Build the agent

    Claude or ChatGPT skills wired to Favro, Jira, P4 Plan, Perforce and the rest of your pipeline, tested on your real projects.

  4. 04

    Approve the plan

    Every run shows its plan first. Reply apply, or skip what your producers don't want.

  5. 05

    Run on a schedule

    Once your producers trust it, it runs before standup and only asks when something needs a decision.

  6. 06

    Compare to the baseline

    Before your support period ends, we measure again and show the results next to where you started, ready for your milestone review.

Flow report: baseline vs. after

Baseline After
Wait from art to engineering69% less
6.5 days
2 days
Feature cycle time33% less
18 days
12 days
Producer hours by hand, per week79% less
14 hrs
3 hrs

Example report layout. Your numbers come from your own baseline.

Numbers you can take to your milestone review

The Workflow Map takes your baseline. Agent Starter, the Team Workflow Pack and Agent Care report against it.

Start small. Every step fixed price.

Workflow Map

Find the agent worth building first, and see it run read-only on your studio's data.

$1,000credited toward your build
  • 90-minute session with your producers and leads
  • Your baseline: producer hours by hand and wait time
  • Two or three agents ranked by hours saved and risk
  • A read-only dry run on your real data
Start with a Workflow Map

Agent Starter

Prove one agent on one painful workflow.

$2,500one-time
  • One workflow mapped with your team
  • 1 to 2 agents built and installed
  • 30 days of fixes
  • Before-and-after report on hours and wait time
See Agent Starter

Team Workflow Pack

Hand off the weekly busywork across two tools.

$7,500one-time
  • Workflow audit across two tools
  • Up to three agents, scheduled and tested
  • Training for your whole team
  • Before-and-after report for each workflow
See the Workflow Pack

What would your producers stop doing by hand?

A free 30-minute call with Jon Leslie, former AAA producer and a visitor to 100+ studios worldwide.

Book a workflow call