Actofy documentation

Product overview

The core ideas behind Actofy, explained in plain language first.

In short

Actofy helps a founder or product lead move from idea to reviewed software without managing every implementation detail. You stay in control of direction, approvals, and handoff.

The plain-English workflow

  1. 01

    You describe the outcome

    Use a ticket, customer request, or short prompt to explain what should change.

  2. 02

    Actofy writes a plan

    The plan explains the steps, affected areas, and review path before implementation starts.

  3. 03

    You approve important moments

    Actofy pauses before risky actions so the work never feels like a black box.

  4. 04

    Your team reviews the result

    The final handoff includes checks, notes, and the actual code change for technical review.

For your engineering team

Plan (Blueprint)
The step-by-step execution plan Actofy drafts before writing code. It can be approved, edited, or rejected.
Approval step (Checkpoint)
A typed approval gate before risky actions such as shell commands, file writes, merges, or deploys. Every pause is logged.
Protected workspace
Where a run executes: your Mac by default, or a hosted runner when you opt into team tiers.
Quality check (Validator)
Independent checks that re-review work through tests, lint, and logic review before Actofy prepares a pull request.
Timeline (Console)
The detailed record of every tool call, diff, terminal line, and approval decision in one timeline.
Build / Run
A Build is your task container; a Run is one execution session on a Workspace tied to that Build.

Surfaces your team may use

  • Actofy desktop app (macOS) — Workbench composer + Console
  • CLI (operator) — headless access to the same control plane
  • Hosted console (Team+) — cloud sync and shared workspaces