Read the example report
Extract the headings and style that the new report must follow.
Turn a repeated task into a workflow with checks. Method helps you iterate with agents, build faster, and ship more reliable workflows.
Without Method, you have to keep asking what changed and what actually happened.
See exactly what your AI is doing. Iterate and improve, example by example.
Errors at runtime are clear and obvious. Use your coding agent to debug and improve.
Methods execute on your laptop with your existing agent. Even though it runs locally, the method executor syncs your run logs with the cloud so you can keep track of run inputs, outputs, and checks. Experiment and compare versions.
I spent 6 months building production workflows with coding agents, and I kept running into the same problems: Read more
The agent fixed the report, but it didn't update the automation prompt which generates reports.
I used a coding agent to build a report-writing AI system. The agent created scripts to "test" and "verify" with hardcoded rules that were overly specific to the examples I used to test. It would fail new runs with confusing error messages like "string gap not present"
I tried iterating on a production report-generating workflow with my coding agent. I didn't like something in the report it generated, so I gave it new guidelines. It told me that it saved the guidelines, but when I ran the workflow the next day, the report didn't follow the new guidelines. When pressed, the coding agent revealed that it had done a one-off fix, or changed only part of the workflow, or added a new section to a prompt without deleting the old section. Teasing out exactly what it had done, what precisely I had intended, and the gap between the two, was infuriating.
Method notes every file, script, API key, and browser login needed for the workflow to run successfully. With your approval, Method can vacuum all of that up in one pass so that you can move from your machine to the cloud.
Talk about cloud deploymentA Method is a YAML file that defines a workflow’s inputs, steps, instructions, and checks.
The file describes the work to do. Each run produces a separate record of the outputs and check results.
Yes. Bring the prompt or conversation where you worked out the task, or a screen recording showing the process.
Your coding agent can use that material to build a Method.
Codex or Claude Code writes and runs the Method on your computer with the open-source Method CLI. Sign in, and model steps use a hosted model through your Method account, with no model key.
Each run of a changed file saves a version, and the dashboard shows the run.
The run record identifies the failed step and saves its output and check results.
Ask your coding agent to investigate that evidence, update the Method, and run it again. You can review the instruction changes and inspect the next result.
Yes. Publish the Method, then run method connect in your app's folder. Your app starts each run with one call, and a worker runs it with the same runtime. Production runs are in the Startup plan.
Free includes a one-time $10 hosted model credit; after that, use your own OpenRouter key. Startup is $200 a month and adds included model credit, production runs, and self-improvement. Hosted model requests are private: no data collection and zero data retention.