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Autodevelop

A governed development system, delivered as a service.

Official vendor plugins give an agent an API. Autodevelop gives the agent a process: typed intake, tickets with acceptance criteria, gates that decide when a change may ship, and an audit trail connecting every production change to the request that caused it.

Who it is for

Teams where the same people are close to the customer and the repository.

A support lead who notices a rough edge in the tool they use every day should be able to describe the change, have it typed and scored against existing work, and watch it move through a defined approval path — without filing into a queue another department triages.

Architecture

Four planes with different jobs.

Keeping them separate is the central design decision. An agent decides for itself whether to call a remote tool, so enforcement has to live somewhere the agent does not control.

Intake
Hosted apps and an embeddable widget where the people who use your product submit requests. Every submission is typed, scored against prior work, and wrapped as untrusted content before an agent reads it.
Knowledge
A hosted layer holding the playbooks we author for your organization, your context library, and retrieval over both. A subscription token gates it.
Editor shim
A thin local layer inside the editor that relays decisions rather than making them. A remote gate is advice; a local hook that returns a denial is a control.
Control
The gates that actually block a change live in your CI — not in the editor and not in the model's context. They hold when a model declines to cooperate, and they survive a team switching editors.

The everyday path

Eight commands. One pass.

A business user files a typed request. The agent runs in the team's coding tool until the job is done. A developer reviews the pull request. Context in your organization library is what makes a single pass hold.

  • /ui
  • /backend
  • /business-logic
  • /debug
  • /testing
  • /new-feature
  • /communication
  • /release

Release gating

A change ships when it satisfies conditions, not when a timer expires.

Conditions scale with blast radius. Low-risk surfaces clear on automated checks plus a short review. Schema migrations, authentication, billing, personal data paths, and infrastructure never clear on a short review, regardless of how confident the agent is.

Typical observed lift — not a contractual guarantee

What changes when the process is in place.

Up to 1000%

more development output

As little as 10%

of the human resources

$100k–$1M

saved per year in additional development value

Organizations that typically need thirty to forty developers can deliver the same value with two or three engineers or architects. We report against your own baseline rather than asking you to take that range on faith.

What we report

Baselined at the start, reported on a schedule.

Executives receive a weekly development value report. These three operational measures are baselined in your repository at the start of the engagement and reported monthly.

Cycle time
Request accepted to change in production.
Change failure rate
Share of production changes that need a fix, rollback, or patch.
Code turnover
Share of merged code reverted or rewritten within thirty and ninety days.

Packages

Monthly term. Product, tokens, and hours.

The contract is the product, the monthly token allotment, and the monthly support hours. Hosted inference for work run through Autodevelop is included within that allotment rather than metered back to you.

Monthly Autodevelop packages
Monthly priceTokens / monthSupport hours / month
$20,00010 million50
$40,00025 million100
$60,00050 million150
What the hours buy
Authoring and revising skills for your stack, tuning gates as failure modes appear, adjusting intake types as the product changes, release provisioning, and debugging a bad release. This is how the system stays fitted.
At the top package
Early access to new features, custom integrations, and a white-labeled intake widget and microfrontends carrying your brand.

Included in the subscription

The standalone products come with it.

DocPuppet and LayoffAnalyzer are complete products sold on their own. Subscribers get both, running on the same engine.

See it run before you talk pricing.

Acme Fleet is a live dealer portal we keep as a public sandbox. Type a change and watch the published pages update in your session.

Autodevelop is a Devrecated Solutions product. See the full catalog.