Goodfoot builds software that helps people plan agent work, keep relevant context in view, and share results as they change. We also explain AI research and help companies improve slow or unreliable workflows.
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How much context should you give an AI assistant when a conversation turns personal? Useful help, identifying details and a saved record deserve separate decisions—even when the reply feels thoughtful and understanding.
Before an AI can check a program's behavior, it must decide how to set up the test. A document library's naming check reveals why that choice deserves attention alongside the answer being checked.
An AI assistant can get moving again without finishing the job. What should count as recovery: returning to an earlier screen, making the next step possible, or delivering the result the person actually needs?
An AI assistant can read every sentence and still miss a reviewer's selection. Highlighted documents reveal why carrying that choice into a revision is different from asking a model what it considers important.
Before you hand work to an AI agent, whose experience should guide you? A complaint can raise an important concern while leaving you to decide what it means for the task you have in mind.
Plan agent work and review the result against the brief. Cards keeps each task’s plan, transcripts, and commits in a local Git repository, so the next session can pick up where you left off.
For individual developers using Claude Code or Codex in VS Code and compatible editors.
Publish agent work and share changes in real time. Upstream turns Git repository content into live websites, with WebSocket updates that let people and agents follow progress and coordinate work.
For agent builders publishing research, sharing datasets, or coordinating work across agents.
Help your coding agent find the other files a change may affect. git-span records relationships that imports, types, and tests do not capture, then surfaces them when the agent reads or edits the linked code.
For developers keeping APIs, clients, documentation, and separate implementations in agreement.