Agents running on WaveAssist.
Generalized from real deployments. Each of these runs on a schedule, deterministically, right now. Yours could be next.
Millions of runs behind them.
How teams and developers use WaveAssist.
Each of these started as one plain-English request to a coding agent. Here is the kind of thing that request looks like.
Reviews every pull request
Reads the diff, calls the model with a locked schema, and posts a review with a risk level and inline comments. Same shape on every PR.
“Build an agent that reviews every new PR and posts a risk level with inline comments.”
Publishes a scheduled forecast
Pulls the day's signals, runs a schema-locked analysis, then stores and publishes the forecast on schedule.
“Build an agent that pulls my signals each morning and publishes a forecast.”
Drafts a content roadmap
Reads briefs and prior posts, drafts a structured plan, and emails it out. Editable, not a fresh guess each time.
“Build an agent that turns my briefs into a weekly content roadmap and emails it.”
Verifies submitted documents
Parses each document, checks fields against your source of truth, and flags the mismatches. No silent passes.
“Build an agent that checks uploaded documents against my records and flags mismatches.”
Compiles a scheduled briefing
Aggregates the period's data, renders a tiered briefing, and publishes a shareable dashboard link.
“Build an agent that compiles yesterday's numbers into a morning briefing dashboard.”
Watches operations and alerts
Watches live operational signals, detects anomalies against thresholds, and alerts only on the ones that matter.
“Build an agent that watches our ops metrics and alerts me only on real anomalies.”