2026-07-13

Getting started with Anvil Coder

Anvil Coder decomposes a requirements text into a directed graph of atomic work steps — TaskSlices — and runs them in parallel. This article follows a single run from its first line to the finished repository.

The start: a requirements text

There is no form at the start, just plain text — the same one a team would hand to a human developer. The REQUIREMENTS phase turns it into a checked requirements picture.

The decomposition

Every TaskSlice is small enough to fit fully into a prompt — together with exactly the context that step needs.

The result

What comes out at the end is not a chat transcript but a Git repository with history: every work step leaves its own commit.