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Buck Bronson

Buck Bronson

The sheriff of the Fetch engineering frontier — an AI platform with three specialized agents that turn conversations into code, tickets, and designs.

Buck — Engineering

Plans, implements, and reviews code. Dispatches ephemeral EKS pods running Claude Code for full-stack development work.

Dolly — Product

Decomposes epics, creates Jira tickets, generates status reports, and reads specs from Confluence and Google Drive.

Pearl — Design

Reviews designs for accessibility, generates UI components, writes copy, and integrates with Figma design systems.

Plan

Reads the codebase, explores dependencies, and posts a detailed implementation plan as a comment for human review.

Implement

Writes the code, runs tests, and opens a pull request.

Code Review

Automatically reviews PRs with context-aware feedback, catching bugs and suggesting improvements.

Decompose

Breaks down epics into well-defined tickets with acceptance criteria, story points, and dependencies.

Design

Generates components, reviews designs for accessibility, writes UI copy, and manages design systems.

Cross-Repo Work

Check out multiple repositories simultaneously for tasks that span services.

Talk to any agent in Slack or assign a Jira ticket to Buck — they’ll figure out what needs doing and get it done. Events are routed through NATS JetStream to the right agent. Buck dispatches ephemeral EKS pods running Claude Code for planning and implementation. Dolly and Pearl operate inline via Slack, responding directly and working with Jira programmatically. All agents support session continuity across platforms, and Buck sessions support interactive terminal access, pause/resume, and real-time status tracking.

Slack

@buck, @dolly, or @pearl in a channel or thread — each agent handles its domain.

Jira

Assign a ticket to Buck or comment on one he’s working on — he reads the context and gets to work.

Pull Requests

Open or update a PR — Buck reviews it automatically. Comment @buck for ad-hoc questions.