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Codaegis

A trust loop for AI-assisted code decisions

Codaegis turns one AI-assisted GitHub pull request into one governed packet so a human and their AI agents can read a bounded review posture before any merge decision.

Trust before continuation for AI-assisted pull requests. Agent-produced code still starts GitHub-first: one repo, selected risky PRs, and a governed packet that makes verdict path, missing proof, and next review action explicit before a human merge decision.

Decision support only: Codaegis does not merge, deploy, or replace the human decision owner.

Working now: one PR becomes one governed packet.

Codaegis keeps the first path narrow so the packet loop is understandable now, while the product direction stays broader than GitHub.

Working path now

Start with one repo and one pull request so the governed packet stays understandable and provable.

One governed packet

Read the verdict, missing proof, risk notes, and next review action in one place.

PR-first, not PR-only

GitHub PR review is the first paid module; the packet shape is meant to carry future work families without making them live today.

Coming next should feel obvious

The governed packet should make heavy agent users want the same decision receipt in Codex, Cursor, CLI, and VM-agent flows. These are demand surfaces, not launched adapters today.

Codex run packet

The desired next move: turn a Codex session or diff into the same governed decision packet.

Cursor patch packet

The desired next move: review a Cursor patch before it becomes a commit, PR, or handoff.

CLI and VM-agent packet

The desired next move: let power users and server-side agents submit a bounded artifact bundle before any human shipping or escalation decision.

How the first paid module should feel

The public site explains the PR Review Starter shape before GitHub setup. The workspace handles the operational loop after sign-in.

01

Admit

Start with one active repo

The first paid path stays narrow: one active repo, admitted PR review, and explicit usage limits before broader work families are opened.

02

Packet

Make the PR reviewable

Each run turns one AI-assisted PR into a governed packet that names verdict path, missing proof, risk notes, and next review action before anyone continues.

03

Pull

Make the next adapters obvious

The loop should be strong enough that heavy agent users ask for the same packet in Codex, Cursor, CLI, and VM-agent flows next.

Check whether Starter is the right first step

A serious buyer should be able to qualify the fit before anyone relies on payment, live access, or broader rollout.

Good Starter fit

You already review AI-assisted pull requests or agent-produced code and want one narrow loop to make missing proof visible before continuation.

Better to wait

You need public API access, SDK admission, autonomous repository mutation authority, formal compliance certification, or non-PR work-family coverage before evaluating.

Future surfaces stay held

If the fit is strong, the next gates are higher-tier API, webhook, adapter, or non-PR admissions, not a hidden promise that everything is live today.

The buyer decision path

The first conversion goal is a clear decision about whether the GitHub-first governed-packet loop is worth using before broader work families open.

01

Fit

Confirm the buyer shape

One repo, selected risky AI-assisted PRs, and a human decision owner who wants less ambiguity before the next human or agent continues.

02

Evaluate

Walk the packet and proof limits

Use the sample packet, trust page, and Starter pricing to decide whether the packet loop is worth using on real PR reviews.

03

Decide

Choose the next review gate

Subscribe when checkout opens, hold for more proof, or ask for Codex/Cursor/CLI/VM intake next without implying those surfaces are admitted today.

Built for you and your AI agents

The public pages give customer agents enough structure to summarize the current GitHub-first packet loop without overclaiming, while keeping future adapter claims held.

Human-readable

Plain language explains whether agent-produced code can proceed, needs review, or should stop before the next step.

Agent-readable

Stable summaries, field explanations, and prohibited inferences help your agent understand what it may and may not conclude today.

Read agent boundary guide

Trust boundaries stay visible

Read-only first

The first paid path starts from PR-scoped evidence and names missing proof instead of silently widening the task.

No hidden authority

The governed packet can support a decision, but Codaegis does not merge, deploy, certify, or approve code.

Bounded loop before platform

The first paid path is GitHub PR review, while public API, SDK, adapter, and non-PR work-family surfaces remain separately admitted future or higher-tier paths.

Held trust artifacts

Formal trust and compliance materials remain held; Codaegis only names safeguards that are true and evidenced today.

Visible uncertainty

When evidence is missing, the governed packet shows the gap and the next review action so buyers can inspect the limits.

No substitute packets

If setup, repo access, analysis path, or packet transport is unavailable, Codaegis explains the stop and recovery step instead of filling the gap with a fake answer.