The platform

Agents that own the work
around the code.

A closed loop of specialized agents running over one SDK core — delivered into your CI, your cloud, or ours. Agent logic never forks per cloud or per git provider.

The wedge — live today

The six-agent loop

01

Product Understanding

The long-term brain of the product. Maintains the product constitution, tracks business rules and architectural decisions, and supplies context to every other agent.

Context supplier
02

Change Impact Analysis

Predicts consequences before changes occur — dependency, API, service, database and customer impact — and generates a release risk score before merge.

Blast radius
03

Incident Learning

Ensures failures permanently improve the system: root-cause discovery, links incidents to code and PRs, and updates constitutions and review policies.

Memory
04

Code Correction

Closes the loop from flagged risk to proposed safeguard — generates fixes, creates patch proposals, and submits them through a human approval workflow.

Remediation
05

Feature Planning

Turns a plain-language feature request into a scoped specification and task breakdown, grounded in Product Understanding's repository context.

Intent → spec
06

Feature Build

Implements an approved task file, self-checks its own diff through Change Impact Analysis, and opens a draft PR for human approval.

Spec → PR

Operate & govern

Built to run hundreds of agents — safely.

Monitor

Agent Monitoring Platform

Orchestration, run history and evaluation across every deployment model. One standardized run record from every entry point — local CLI, customer CI, or vendor cloud — so observability never fragments.

Govern

Human-in-the-Loop Platform

A controlled collaboration layer: approvals, escalations, supervision, analytics and governance. Evidence informs a human's decision — it never closes one.

Command

Standalone Command Center

A tool-agnostic dashboard and approval layer across Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and VyomGrid's own agents — unified run history, cross-tool inbox, uniform guardrails. Shared, not private: one inbox the whole org works from, with substitute approvers and per-persona routing.

The graph layer

More than the agent loop —
a decision graph under it.

Every ratification — and its staleness — is shared state the whole team works from, not a private inbox.

01

Staleness propagation

When an upstream decision changes, every downstream ratification goes stale — still signed, but against something that no longer holds. Each comes back as a delta review, routed to the accountable persona. Surfaced, never auto-enforced.

02

The doc↔code join

Documents point at the code realizing them (block_realizations). "These files changed — which ratifications are now unverified?" becomes an answerable question, not archaeology.

03

Release sign-off that doesn't rot

A sign-off records the version it was signed against — and goes stale the moment that version moves. No forgotten approvals, no ritual re-reads.

What it looks like today

The real thing, not a mockup.

One shared inbox where ratifications land — and one command center over every agent run. Staleness is surfaced with the delta, never auto-enforced.

The VyomGrid approval inbox: ratification requests with the delta since the last sign-off, sign-off and send-back actions
The approval inbox — each request carries what changed since it was last signed, routed to the accountable persona.
The VyomGrid command center: decisions that need you, agents working now, and recently finished runs
The command center — what needs you, what the agents are working on, what just finished.

Delivery

Your trust model, your boundary.

Three deployment models, one shared pipeline. Agent logic never forks.

Model A

Customer-hosted

Agents run inside your CI — GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, your Function App. Prompts and IP stay inspectable, inside your boundary.

Model B

Vendor-hosted

Git provider webhook → our serverless endpoint on Azure, AWS or GCP. Closed-source, fully managed, zero infrastructure for you.

Hybrid (A′)

Hybrid

Your CI triggers, our platform computes. Customer trigger, vendor compute — the middle path for regulated teams.

See the loop run on your repo.

Onboarding prepares the knowledge artifacts — codebase map, product constitution, CI workflow — in one command.