Coding Agents Gotta Attach Demo Videos
The least a coding agent can do is show its work.
Forestwalk makes useful tools for product teams.
Powerplant
We’ve been building a multiplayer, transparency-first software factory for teams that care about UX.
Check out Powerplant and let us know what you think.The Understory
The Forestwalk blog – the layer beneath the canopy.
Pilot Projects
We're a product startup, and that's our focus. We also work with engineering teams in short sprints to help level up their agentic coding and software factory loops, to inform our work on Powerplant.
If you're a growing high-performance software team that has a serious AI problem, and would be open to us owning the product IP, get in touch.
Who Is Forestwalk?
We're developers rapidly building, testing, and proving out a path to building a big business in Vancouver, BC.
- Allen Pike is a product engineer. He talks to customers, writes product and inference code, and runs stuff.
- Jenn Cooper is a product engineer. She talks to customers, architects things, and orchestrates a herd of coding agents.
- Jaycee Day is an experienced product designer who has been helping us make sure our work is clear and compelling.
- We plan to hire a Founding Engineer soon. Maybe that's you?
We're learning from the best teams in the world, understanding their problems, sharing what we learn, and building product experiments.
We're just getting started. There sure is a lot to do.
In the Lab
Besides our work on Powerplant, we build a lot of experiments, demos, and proofs of concept. Here are some of the most interesting ones we've built since 2024:
- Cedarloop – A meeting agent that helps teams move faster, in the right direction.
- Timberline – An agentic Mac app that helps teams focus on what's important to you.
- Heartwood – Your project and product busywork, done automatically, so your team moves faster.
- ScoutEvals – An eval and testing tool that makes it easier to iterate LLM-powered products.
- Tigbot – Tigbot helped us do customer research.
- Coding Agents – We're always experimenting with coding agents, sometimes pushing the boundaries of what they can do.