Arc runs a team of AI agents that plan, write and review code together, while you steer from the CLI, Telegram or the web.
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Reviews wait for you. Context lives in your head. Every handoff is another thing you carry. A single assistant does not fix that. A team does.
From a sentence to merged code: You → arc CLI → Architect (plans) → Developer (writes) → Reviewer (reviews) → Result (merged, with time logged). You steer the whole way from the CLI, Telegram or the web overview.
Install Arc, create a project, run it in the folder of your code. Arc runs on your own Claude Code. No servers to rent to begin.
You say what you want in plain words. The Architect breaks it into tracked tasks with IDs, so nothing lives only in a chat window.
Each task becomes a real change in your repository. You watch it happen, you do not type it yourself.
Before anything merges, a second worker reads the diff and flags the bug. The fix lands before you ever see red.
Ask the project worker in Telegram, get the answer where you already are. The web overview shows the whole team at a glance.
Tasks close, the review passes, the pull request merges. Time on the project is logged for you, ready as a client report.
Architect, Developer, Reviewer. Separate roles that check each other, the way a team does.
You set the goal and approve the direction. The team carries the tasks from plan to merge.
CLI in your editor, Telegram on your phone, a web overview for the whole picture.
Five minutes to install. Start free.