Agents write the code now.What you ask for is the whole job.
Type your prompt the way it comes out. Press one shortcut, answer a question or two, and Crisply hands back a prompt your agent can act on, right where you’re typing.
Available on macOS and Android
For a decade, the bottleneck was how fast a person could write code.
Nearly every engineering tool built between 2015 and 2024 rests on that assumption, and every one of them is aimed at the hours a person spends typing.
AI coding assistants broke it in 2024 and 2025. A junior engineer now opens pull requests faster than a senior can read them. The queue didn’t go away. It moved.
The hard part is no longer writing the code. It’s directing the agent that writes it, and deciding whether to trust what comes back.
A good prompt is most of a good result. Crisply is how you get one.
Crisply
macOS and Android
It spots the gaps in your prompt and helps you fill them in, then rewrites it in place, so your agent starts with everything it needs.
Works right inside VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Slack
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Runs on your own model, your own key, or the coding tool you already use. Your text goes nowhere else.
We had the adoption problem before we had the product.
Workloom came out of Epifi, a consumer fintech in India, in early 2026, after five years shipping financial products to the public.
Roughly 95% of the code we write internally is now written by agents, under human review and human controls. That proportion arrived faster than we planned for, and the thing that separated a good day from a wasted one turned out to be how well the agent had been briefed. Crisply is the tool we built for ourselves about that, and it’s the one we use most.