For engineering teams of 10–100
Your agents write code faster.
Devlie makes the team ship faster.
Devlie turns a testable spec into parallel agent runs in isolated cloud sandboxes, and gates every change on automated verification. Humans spend their attention on intent, acceptance tests and risky code, not on reading every line.
The bottleneck moved
Coding agents sped up individual engineers. The slow parts are now QA and regression testing, review, CI and coordination. Devlie moves the team's work to a new unit: a spec that machines can check, carried out by agents and gated by verification.
How it works
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Write a testable spec
A goal, acceptance criteria and constraints. Devlie validates every criterion and freezes the revision on approval. The spec is both the agent's prompt and the reviewer's checklist.
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Dispatch agents in parallel
Each task runs headless in its own cloud sandbox, with network egress limited to an allow-list. Agents ask engineers questions through Devlie and push only to
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Verification is the gate
Every acceptance criterion must map to a passing test. High-risk paths such as auth, payments and migrations always go to the high-risk lane. An AI first-pass review and the merge gate post as GitHub checks.
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Review intent and risk
The PR evidence page shows the spec, the tests behind each criterion, the risk lane and the agent's decisions. High-risk changes need an approval from the code owner of each risky area.
Every agent session is transparent
Devlie keeps every transcript, with secrets redacted before anything is stored. It extracts the decisions an agent made and checks them against the spec, the repo's rules, ADRs and tests. Risky answers go to a second person to confirm. Corrections become pull requests that improve the rules, so the system learns.
It improves the system. It never grades people.
Built to be safe by default
- Agents never merge, approve or deploy.
- Agents run as their own user and never see Devlie's tokens or git credentials.
- Sandboxes are discarded after every run, and egress is limited to an allow-list.
- Repo rules and risk settings are read from the base branch, so a PR can't relax its own checks.
Measure the team, not the person
Devlie tracks spec-to-production lead time, review wait, CI duration, rework rate and how often agents got answers wrong. Every metric is per team and repo, never per person.
Roadmap: a build platform for the agentic dev loop
Not shipped yet. These are in the open roadmap and listed here as plans, not features.
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Roadmap
Test suite management
Flaky-test detection, quarantine with an expiry, retrying only the tests that failed, and partitioning by recorded runtime.
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Pipelines with content-addressed caching
A task graph on right-sized machines that skips any task whose inputs haven't changed.
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Debuggable tasks
Pause a task at a breakpoint and open a terminal into it, instead of debugging from logs.
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Warm agent sandboxes
Agents run the real pipeline against their own work before they push.
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Preview apps
A preview URL for every pull request, started on demand.
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Image builds
Every task's output is an image you can pull, debug or push.
Pilot with us
We're looking for engineering teams of 10–100 people who already use coding agents and want the team, not just the individual, to ship faster.