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ORVYX CODE

The coding agent that works on your infrastructure.

Hand over a mission, not a snippet. ORVYX Code explores your repository, writes, runs your tests and fixes until it passes on your cloud, with the model you choose, and nothing in your repo without your approval.

  • An autonomous agent
  • Your infrastructure
  • Your model
  • No commit without approval
Your missionORVYX CODE
  1. Explore
  2. Write
  3. Test
  4. Fix
  5. Explain
ORVYX CODE · loop
A pull request ready to review
Code deserves better than a session to babysit.

Today, getting an AI to produce code still needs a human at every step:

  • PASTE THE CONTEXT BY HAND
  • REPHRASE THE INSTRUCTION
  • WATCH THE SESSION
  • COPY THE PATCH INTO A PR
  • RE-RUN THE TESTS BY HAND
  • GUESS WHY IT BROKE
  • RE-EXPLAIN YOUR CONVENTIONS
  • REVIEW AN UNTESTED DIFF
  1. 1A ticket
  2. 2You3 copy-pastes
  3. 3An assistant3 copy-pastes
  4. 4A patch3 copy-pastes
  5. 5A PR
5 tools3 copy-pastes1 manual review

ORVYX Code takes the whole mission.

A ticketORVYX CodeA tested, reviewed PR

One mission. One agent. A pull request ready to review.

What it changes

One agent. Four guarantees.

Understand, execute, verify, respect your boundaries: the four properties that separate a suggestion from delivered work.

  1. 01

    It understands your project

    Your conventions, your architecture, your commit history feed every decision, without you explaining them again.

    Your context, not its own

  2. 02

    It executes, not just suggests

    It carries the mission end to end: explore, write, run your tests, fix until they pass.

    From the first file to the last test

  3. 03

    It works inside your walls

    It runs on your cloud, with the model of your choice, under your contract. Your code does not leave your perimeter.

    On your infrastructure, with your models

  4. 04

    It waits for your approval

    Nothing reaches your repository without your explicit sign-off. You review, you approve, or you tell it what to change.

    No write without approval

The execution loop

What happens between the mission and the PR.

ORVYX Code always follows the same loop. Every step is traced, inspectable, and stops dead the moment it touches a boundary you set.

  1. 01

    Explore

    It reads the files involved and the repository context.

    It starts from the mission, not a guessed file.

  2. 02

    Plan

    It states its approach before writing the first line.

    You see the plan, not just the result.

  3. 03

    Write

    It changes everything the mission requires, not a single file.

    A coherent change, not an isolated patch.

  4. 04

    Test

    It runs your test suite and reads what fails.

    Your tests, not its own.

  5. 05

    Fix

    It iterates on the failure until the suite passes.

    It does not hand back half-finished work.

  6. 06

    Hand back

    It opens a readable PR and explains what it changed.

    You judge the result, you approve.

ORVYX Code does not claim to replace your engineering judgement. It produces complete, tested work, but the decision to merge stays yours and it stops on any action you have not authorised.

Control and safety

Real autonomy, under your control.

An agent that writes into your repository has to be as predictable as a colleague. The guardrails are on by default, not an option to configure.

  • Your perimeter

    It runs on your infrastructure. Your code and secrets do not leave your environment.

  • Human approval

    Every write to the repository passes through your explicit sign-off.

  • Per-repository rights

    You define what it may read, change and execute, repository by repository.

  • Full journal

    Every read, every command and every state change is traced and inspectable.

Blocked by defaultPushing to main without approval
Allowed by youOpening a PR from a dedicated branch
The context

It learns your codebase, once.

You do not re-explain your conventions on every mission. ORVYX Code reads them where they already live.

  • How you name your branches and commits
  • How your tests are organised and run
  • Which libraries are already there
  • The rules you have explicitly set
  • Repository
  • Conventions
  • Git history
  • CI
  • Documentation
ORVYX CODE

Your conventions feed every decision, without being repeated.

The console

One run. Fully visible.

Not a black box: every mission opens onto its plan, its files, its commands and its tests, from the first step to the last.

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Plan
  • Objective
  • Steps
  • Target files
  • Applied limits
Files
  • Read
  • Written
  • Diff
  • Conventions
Commands
  • Tests
  • Lint
  • Typecheck
  • Build
Review
  • PR opened
  • Summary
  • Approval
  • Journal
For teams

One agent. Four disciplines.

  • Engineering

    Maintenance chores disappear from the day. Review stays, writing does not.

  • Platform

    The agent runs on your infrastructure, under your contracts, with the rights you define.

  • Engineering leadership

    A backlog worked through without hiring, standardised PR quality, human review preserved.

  • Security / Compliance

    Closed perimeter, per-repository rights, a full journal: your code stays in, and nothing happens without a trace.

Architecture

An agent between your repository and your models.

Your forge stays yours, your models stay swappable. ORVYX Code is the agent that links the two, inside your perimeter.

Your environment
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Internal forge
  • Your CI
ORVYX Code
  • Agent Loop
  • Context
  • Guardrails
  • Approval
  • Journal
  • Model Routing
Models
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Google
  • DeepSeek
  • Mistral
Getting started

The first mission, without changing your workflow.

Connect ORVYX Code to your repository and hand it a real task. Nothing to rewrite, nothing to migrate.

  1. 01Connect your repository
  2. 02Choose the infrastructure and the model
  3. 03Define the rights and the limits
  4. 04Hand over the first mission
  5. 05Review the PR and judge the result
One mission, in one line
$ orvyx mission "Validate the checkout form"

exploring 12 files · reading conventions
writing 3 files · running tests
42 tests passing
PR #184 opened for review

You describe the expected result, ORVYX Code takes the rest and stops for your approval before writing to the repository.

ORVYX Code in numbers

Autonomy, measured.

1
mission per delegated task
0
writes without your approval
100%
of runs traced
Yours
models, your infrastructure
ORVYX CODE

Hand it the first mission.

You describe the result, it delivers a reviewable PR on your infrastructure, with your model, under your approval.

On your infrastructure. Your models. Nothing in your repo without your approval.