You finish the change. That’s the whole job.
No release plans to write, no rollout configs, no babysitting. Fireweave picks up every change the moment it’s ready and walks it into production.
- Install once. Run the Fireweave CLI install and fw init so ship-safe skills are injected into your coding agents.
- Build in your agent. Ship the feature the way you already work — any coding agent. Changes come out born rollout-ready at a control point.
- Fireweave ramps cohorts. Fireweave drafts a change-specific release plan and advances only when each cohort proves stability and adoption.
- Guardrails and rollback. If signals dip, Fireweave pauses or auto-reverts via a control-point flip — without a manual war room.
Run it once. From then on your agents keep working exactly as they do today — same prompts, same flow — and every change they build comes out born rollout-ready: wrapped at a control point, safe to ship, adoption measured from its first user.
You build
Ship the feature the way you already work — any coding agent, nothing new to learn.
Fireweave ships it
It drafts the release plan for your change and advances only when each cohort proves it out.
You watch it land
Two live signals tell you it’s healthy and being used — and it reverts itself the instant one dips.
No new tool to learn. No YAML to write. The rollout starts where the code starts.
The loop doesn’t repeat. It accelerates.
Every rollout Fireweave runs becomes evidence for the next one — gates tighten, cohorts sharpen, ramps shorten. Watch one season of releases: regressions get caught at 1% instead of 60%, and rollbacks fire before users notice.
an illustrative season · your numbers are the product