From Backlog Spec to Reviewable Changes
For consultancies and small software teams: organize the backlog, execute work and review changes with available evidence. Studio defines and prototypes; the console directs engineering.
Kyverum Agent Studio
Define a brief, save and share a web prototype. It is not a production system or native mobile app. Confirm the project context before continuing in the console; this does not execute or deploy work.
Kyverum Studio
Your idea, with a team beside you.
Talk it through, shape the plan and decide when to build.
Guided example · synthetic data
For small software teams evaluating a defined change. This reading exercise does not create a project, run work or grant a free trial. An assisted demonstration can use the same example.
Example Team · Task list
Brief: let a team add a task and mark it complete. Use fictional task names only.
- Criterion 1: a non-empty title adds a task to the visible list.
- Criterion 2: marking a task complete updates its visible state.
Three different milestones
- Studio: review a saved brief and shareable web prototype. Decide whether it helps evaluate the idea; this is not a production or native app.
- Console: explicitly review the Studio context, permissions and limits before starting a Run. A completed Run or PR is output to inspect, not acceptance or deployment.
- Delivery: open the Run dossier; inspect executed and omitted checks, risks and partial costs. Only an authorized, server-recorded acceptance confirms an accepted version.
Next: write your brief in the conversation below. Review the proposed plan before deciding to generate. Saved projects and browser-only drafts are different.
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Ask questions, explore options and agree on the next step. You decide when to build.
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Tell us who it is for, what you want to achieve or what needs improving. Your messages are saved with this project.
How Kyverum Agents Works
Backlog Ingestion & Scope Analysis
Agentes analyzes user stories, requirements, and constraints to break down architectural tasks.
Isolated Sandbox Coding
Specialist teams propose code changes. Sandbox execution depends on the repository, configuration and account capabilities.
Review Available Test Results
Inspect checks actually run, their results and any omitted checks. Supported Node toolchains require repository configuration; comprehensive QA is not automatic.
Changes Ready for Review
With a configured GitHub connection, review proposed changes and available evidence. A pull request is not a production deployment.
Engineered for Serious Development Teams
Human-in-the-Loop Governance
Strict graduated autonomy. You define what agents can execute autonomously and what requires explicit approval.
Scrum & Kanban Workflows
Native integration with sprints, story points, backlog priorities, and milestone burndowns.
Multi-Role Agent Squads
Collaborative agents working together: Architect, Fullstack Engineer, QA Auditor, and DevOps Specialist.
Real-Time Cost & Token Observability
Recorded usage, model budgets and available costs. Subtotals do not represent the total cost of service.
Context for Each Specialist
Keep roles, instructions and acceptance criteria connected to the work. Available capabilities depend on configuration.
Bidirectional Git Integration
Works seamlessly on existing repositories with branch policies, automated comments, and commit hygiene.
Evidence Before Acceptance
Review the delivery dossier: changes, checks actually executed, omitted checks and pending risks. Acceptance records a decision; it does not deploy the project.
Ready to Accelerate Your Roadmap?
Use Studio to define the need, then continue in the console with confirmed account access. Custom work and service commitments require an agreed scope.