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Autonomous Development Demos
These demos test the autonomous Tasks Manager in Wing Pro on complete projects. In each one, the Tasks Manager has the request researched and planned, turns the plan into tasks, runs AI agents on them, and handles the problems they find along the way. Each demo links to the code and the full record of how it was built.
Nov 02, 2026
A test of the autonomous Tasks Manager in Wing Pro 12.1 on a
whole business: the software for a small online tea shop, from storefront
and checkout to inventory, fulfillment, reports, and AI agents for support,
marketing and server upkeep. From a written description, it had the
business assessed, planned in eleven phases, and built in about six and a
half hours, across 53 tasks and 37 commits. The code and the record of
every task, decision, and commit are on GitHub.
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Oct 30, 2026
A large test of the autonomous Tasks Manager in Wing Pro 12.1,
interrupted by travel and by public data services that stopped answering.
From one prompt and two follow-ups, it built a desktop dashboard that
searches TESS, Kepler and K2 data for transiting planets, across 80 tasks
and 63 commits. The code and the record of every task, decision, and
commit are on GitHub.
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Oct 26, 2026
A test of the autonomous Tasks Manager in Wing Pro 12.1 on a
complete project. From one prompt, it had a desktop aquarium researched,
planned, and split into tasks, ran AI agents on them, and handled the
problems they found along the way, in about 11 hours. The code and the
record of every task, decision, and commit are on GitHub.
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Oct 28, 2026
A test of the autonomous Tasks Manager in Wing Pro 12.1, given
one prompt written the way a new investor who doesn't program might ask.
Without being told what data source, framework, or testing to use, it
planned and built a working paper-investing web app in under an hour,
across 19 tasks. The code and the record of every task, decision, and
commit are on GitHub.
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Oct 31, 2026
A test of the autonomous Tasks Manager in Wing Pro 12.1 on an
existing codebase: pdfrw, a PDF library last released in 2017. From one
prompt, it measured the library, reproduced and fixed its open bugs, and
modernized its packaging and tests, then ported the worthwhile upstream pull
requests with their authors credited, across 47 tasks and 38 commits. The
code and the record of every task, decision, and commit are on GitHub.
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See also AI Agent Development and the Wing Tips.