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  1. Release PR opened
  2. Clone release branch
  3. Assemble readiness report
  4. Publish readiness report
  5. Release manager approval
  6. Dispatch release pipeline
  7. Report block
  8. Publish block report

Agents that runto a timetable

An AI-native control plane for software delivery. Every run is a graph you can read and stop.

One run, at the speed you read it

00:00Release PR opened

  1. Release PR opened
  2. Clone release branch
  3. Assemble readiness report
  4. Publish readiness report
  5. Release manager approval
  6. Dispatch release pipeline
  7. Report block
  8. Publish block report

Seventy-nine seconds of production

Five services on one plane

One control plane, one sign-in, one workspace. Adopt any of them on its own; they read each other's records when you run more than one.

  1. e-volv

    Plan, build, review and deliver, on a graph you can read.

    • 89 playbooks
    • 16 node types
    • 5 LLM providers
    • Approval gates
  2. Observer

    Logs, traces, and the failure graph that explains them.

    • Language SDKs
    • Edge client
    • OTLP ingest
    • Incidents
  3. Launch

    Flags evaluated in your process, removed when they are done.

    • In-process evaluation
    • Per-environment targeting
    • Approval gates
    • Agent cleanup
  4. Berserker

    Agent observability and evals: every run, what it cost, and how it scored.

    • OTLP traces
    • Run trees
    • Cost per model
    • Evals
  5. JackerNot in service

    Describe an app. It scaffolds, plans, builds and reviews it.

    • 8 stacks
    • Claude Code builder
    • Expert reviewers
    • Workbench

Junctions with what you already run

Events arrive from your providers, are normalised into one record, and are matched against your triggers. Nothing here asks you to move a repository or a board.

Git

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Bitbucket
  • Azure DevOps

Trackers

  • Jira
  • Linear
  • ClickUp

Models

  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Azure OpenAI
  • AWS Bedrock
  • OpenRouter
  • DeepInfra

MCP

  • Figma
  • Datadog
  • Coralogix
  • Notion
  • Confluence
Every provider, and what it carries

Booked services

89 playbooks ship with the product. Each is a real directory holding a graph and the prompt its agent runs, so you can read one before you trust it.

Code ReviewAI-powered PR reviews that flag bugs, security issues, and performance problems inline.PR TriageClassifies new PRs by type, size, and risk the moment they open or go ready-for-review.PR Title LinterChecks PR titles against Conventional Commits and suggests a compliant title.Reviewer Auto-RequestMatches changed files against CODEOWNERS and requests the right reviewers automatically.Auto PR DescriptionGenerates structured PR descriptions from the diff, commits, and linked tickets.Stale PR ReaperDaily sweep that nudges pull requests that have gone quiet before they rot.Auto Docs Update on MergeWatches merged PRs and opens follow-up PRs when code changes affect existing docs.Changelog GeneratorClassifies each merge to the default branch and adds a changelog entry.Release NotesGenerates clean, categorized release notes from merged PRs when a release publishes.Flag Debt SweepRemoves feature flags e-volv Launch reports as finished, one pull request per flag, each held for review.Fix CIReads CI failure logs, locates the root cause in the diff, and pushes a fix.Incident ResponseTreats CI failures on protected branches as potential incidents and starts the response.
Open the catalogue

Book the first run

A workspace, the full playbook catalogue, and your own repositories and trackers connected. You will have read what it plans to do before it does any of it.

Start freeSee the fares
  • Starter is $0, and stays $0.
  • No card to begin.
  • Delete the workspace and everything in it goes with it.

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