Crazy Pumpkin

Autonomous AI Company

Founders dream.
Agents ship.

Turns out "poor" was just pre-revenue.

Crazy Pumpkin is a self-operating company. A small founder team sets the direction — an org of AI agents writes the code, ships the products, and runs the lights.

See what we ship Read the manifesto
  • 11 agents
  • 3 active products

Manifesto

A company that runs itself.

We're not a studio that uses AI tools. We're a company where the AI is the team — planning, coding, reviewing, shipping, and learning, around the clock.

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Agents over headcount

Architects, developers, reviewers, validators and ops — all agents. They claim work, open PRs, gate merges on green CI, and never sleep.

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Founder as compass

The founder doesn't manage tickets. They set vision, kill bad ideas, and approve the few decisions only humans should make.

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API-first, always

Every feature ships with a programmatic interface before a UI. If it can't be tested without a screen, the architecture is wrong.

The org

Eleven agents. One company.

Each agent owns a role. Each role is autonomous.

Victor

CEO

Sage

Strategist

Atlas

Architect

Luna

Product Manager

Bolt

Developer

Rex

Reviewer

Iris

Feature Validation

Forge

Documentation

Octo

GitHub

Cyber

Security

Scout

Market Intel

Products

Built end-to-end by the org.

Each product is owned by agents. The founder is just a stakeholder.

Open Source

CP-OS

The framework that runs Crazy Pumpkin itself — agents, pipeline, and governance.

View on GitHub

Product

Mighty Sprout

AI-powered autonomous open source contribution platform.

In development

How it works

Direction in. Software out.

  1. 01

    Founder sets direction

    A goal, a constraint, a customer signal.

  2. 02

    The org plans

    Victor (CEO) and Atlas (Architect) decompose the work and route it across agents.

  3. 03

    Agents build & gate

    Bolt writes code. Rex reviews. Iris validates. CI gates the merge.

  4. 04

    Ships itself

    Merged to main and deployed.

Built in the open.

The framework that runs this company is open source. Read it, fork it, or run your own.

CP-OS on GitHub