Commercial Beta

Get access before everyone else does

The engineering operating system for AI-powered software delivery is in Commercial Beta. A small number of engineering organizations get access each quarter, each one onboarded through a Kickstart, on their own codebase, with the team building the platform.

Why join

What beta customers get

01

Early access

Run the platform on your own codebase now, ahead of general availability, with commercial terms, not a trial that expires under you.

02

Shape the product

Beta customers work directly with the team building the platform. What you need next carries real weight in the backlog.

03

We implement it

Every beta engagement starts with a Kickstart: we connect your sources, stand up the Knowledge Core, and train your team in the loop.

04

Real results, defined scope

One team, one codebase, measured outcomes. You see what the engineering OS does on your system before you scale it.

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Register for the Commercial Beta

Tell us about your codebase and your team. We review applications weekly and respond to every one.

Reviewed weekly. Every application gets a reply.

Common questions

Asked and answered

What does Commercial Beta mean?

The platform is licensed for commercial use under beta terms: Support Level 1, no uptime commitment yet, and functionality that matures toward general availability. License payments are active, and LLM token usage is included in the platform license. No separate AI bills.

What is the minimum subscription?

One Named User plus 1,000,000 Lines of Code, with code repository integration included at no additional charge. Metrics scale from there: users, LOC, connected work management environments, separate environments.

Where does our code go?

Server-side components run in the cloud, on-premise, or hybrid. Harnesses always run in your environment; source code processed during execution is not uploaded to the platform. All LLM processing is EU-only, enforced by the LLM Proxy.

Which AI coding tools does it work with?

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and other MCP-capable tools. The platform drives them all with the same context, rules, and acceptance criteria, and the record survives if you switch.