Dream Builder turns your goals into tasks, briefs each one from memory, and runs your agents in parallel. You watch progress against outcomes instead of managing a queue.
Tell Dream Builder what should be true when the work is done. It shapes that into a clear goal your whole fleet can aim at and measure itself against.
You always know what each agent is working toward and how much closer it brings you. Progress is measured in outcomes shipped, not tickets closed.
Each agent gets its own territory in the codebase, so a dozen can work side by side and every one of them lands clean. Parallel work is where the time savings come from.
Dream Builder checks each task against memory before dispatching it. Every token you spend goes toward something the project still wants.
Example view. Two agents working in separate parts of the codebase, one task waiting on your input, and the rest queued in the order that gets you there fastest.
Dream Maker reads your project and proposes the goals it finds there. You approve the direction, and your fleet is working within the hour.