$ npx artelo init

◇ detected agents

│ ✓ claude-codesubscription

│ ✓ codexsubscription

│ ✓ gemini-cliapi key

◇ wrote .artelo/ roles · recipes · gates · config

└ ready. next: artelo new landing "…"

Claude Code,Codex,Gemini CLI.One dev team.

Artelo lives in your repo. It cuts a brief into small tasks, hands them to the agents you already pay for and runs them side by side. Nothing merges until lint, types, tests and the build pass. You sign off twice: on the spec, and on the preview.

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✓ runs locally
✓ uses your subscriptions
✓ full source
✓ no token markup

T1 design tokens

idle

T2 copy

$artelo run— job 0142 · recipe landing

tasks

T1design tokensclaude-code
T2copygemini-cli
T5lead form apicodexqueued
T3section:heroclaude-codequeued
T4section:pricingclaude-codequeued
T6seo + og imagegemini-cliqueued
T7e2e + a11ycodexqueued

log

artelospec approved · 7 tasks · 3 agents

claude-codeT1 → worktree task/T1

gemini-cliT2 drafting copy from spec

gates· lint· types· tests· build· lighthouse

tasks 0/7retries 0elapsed 00:00● running

[1:why]

$ artelo doctor

Why agent coding falls apart on real projects.

⚠ context driftOne long chat. By task twelve the agent has forgotten the spec.
⚠ false doneThe agent says it’s finished. The build and the linter disagree.
⚠ one at a timeThree agents installed, one of them working, you babysitting it.
⚠ blank promptEvery client project starts from zero. Again.

✓ Artelo fixes this with small tasks, parallel agents, hard gates and recipes.

[2:how]

$ artelo --help

From a brief to a deployed project.

Commands

artelo init: Detect your agents and add the harness to this repo.
artelo new <recipe> "<brief>": The planner writes a spec with pages, features and acceptance criteria. You approve it.
artelo run: Split the spec into tasks, run agents in parallel worktrees, enforce the gates.
artelo studio: Open the local dashboard: task graph, live logs, gate reports.
artelo approve <checkpoint>: Sign off the spec before building and the preview before shipping.
artelo deploy: Ship to Vercel and get the URL.

Human checkpoints: new (approve the spec) and approve (approve the preview). Everything between runs without you.

What lands in your repo

.artelo/

├── config.yaml # which agent plays which role, budgets, deploy target

├── roles/ # planner, frontend, backend, qa, reviewer. Edit any prompt

├── recipes/ # landing, telegram-bot, saas-mvp, or your own

├── gates.yaml # lint, types, tests, build, lighthouse, a11y thresholds

├── decisions.md# shared memory, so agents stop re-deciding the stack

└── runs/ # logs, gate reports and screenshots for every run

$ artelo recipe list

Recipe	Status	Builds
landing	● at launch	copy, design tokens, sections, lead form, seo, deploy
custom	● at launch	your own recipe: yaml + prompts + scaffold + gates
telegram-bot	○ in development	booking, reminders, payments, admin
saas-mvp	○ in development	auth, postgres, stripe, admin panel

[3:agents]

$ artelo agents

Bring the agents you already pay for.

Artelo doesn’t replace your coding agents. It gives them roles, small tasks and a quality bar. Mix them per role, and the reviewer is never the agent that wrote the code.

Agent	Support	Good at	Runs on
claude-code	● at launch	planner · frontend · review	subscription or API key
codex	● at launch	backend · tests	subscription or API key
gemini-cli	● at launch	copy · docs · seo	API key
cursor-cli	○ planned	—	—
aider	○ planned	—	—

config.yaml

# .artelo/config.yaml
executors:
  planner:  claude-code
  frontend: claude-code
  backend:  codex
  copy:     gemini-cli
  reviewer: claude-code  # never reviews its own task
budget:
  max_minutes: 120
  max_retries: 2
deploy: vercel

$ artelo studio

→ http://localhost:4317

A local web dashboard for the same run: task graph, live log per agent, gate reports with screenshots, and buttons for the two human checkpoints.

studio · task graph

[T0 scaffold]─┬─[T1 tokens ✓]──┬─[T3 hero ✓]─────┐
              │                ├─[T4 pricing ▶]──┤
              └─[T2 copy ✓]────┴─[T6 seo ✓]──────┤
[T5 form api · retry]────────────────────────────┴─[T7 e2e]──▶ review
[ approve preview ]  unlocks after review passes

[4:pricing]

$ artelo license --plans

Founding price, until launch day.

solo

$149was $249

one-time · founding price

+ full source code
+ all recipes + studio
+ 12 months of updates
+ private community

Get Solo

team · for agencies

$499was $799

one-time · founding price

+ everything in solo
+ up to 5 developers
+ white-label recipes
+ custom recipe template
+ priority support

Get Team

setup

from$2,500

fixed scope, quoted after a call

+ installed on your stack
+ one custom recipe built for you
+ team onboarding session

Talk to us

# Founding members get early access before the public launch.
# 14-day refund, no questions asked.
# Agents run on your own subscriptions or keys. We never resell tokens.

$ artelo reserve

Reserve the founding price.

[5:faq]

$ man artelo

Before you ask.

Do I need all three agents?

No. One is enough: every role can run on Claude Code, for example. More agents means more parallel work and a reviewer that isn’t the author.

Does it work with my Claude or ChatGPT subscription?

Artelo drives the agent CLIs you already have installed and logged in, so they run on whatever plan you use with them. Check your plan’s usage limits before running large jobs.

What if I have no agents installed?

There is a built-in fallback executor on the Claude Agent SDK that runs with an Anthropic API key.

Does it work on existing projects?

At launch, recipes start new projects. Adding features to existing repos is on the roadmap.

Is it open source?

You get the full source code under a commercial license. Read it, change it, extend it. Just don’t resell it.

Can I write my own recipes?

Yes. A recipe is a spec template, a task graph, role prompts, a scaffold and gate thresholds. Package the process you already sell and reuse it on every client.

When do I get access?

Founding members get early access before the public launch. If it’s not for you within 14 days, you get a full refund.