Your codebase is full of features nobody has time to build and bugs nobody has time to fix. Veratex finds them, proposes them, and builds what you approve. Inside your network, with every action logged.
Most organizations have more people who can approve work than people who can do it. Veratex closes that gap. It reads your code and uses your product, then proposes the fixes and features it finds. A yes from a product manager goes straight to tested code on a draft branch.
Managing 200 seats one row at a time. Found while using the product.
Truncation with no warning in the export path. Found reading the code.
Requested in 6 internal tickets. Plan drafted, 9 files to change.
Veratex reads every new issue in every repository. Duplicates get closed with a pointer, real bugs get queued with a plan, and judgment calls wait for a person. Your teams start the day with a sorted backlog.
Each run is logged from the server’s side: what was cloned, what commands ran, what the tests said, and why a merge was allowed. Agents cannot report their own results, and the log is exportable.
Seats provision and deprovision from your IdP. Nobody offboards by hand.
Scope what Veratex may read, write, and merge, per org, per team, per repository.
Every agent action is attributable, exportable, and immutable.
Run the whole loop inside your network: agents, sandboxes, and orchestrator. Code never leaves.
One pool of agent runs across the organization, billed by invoice or PO.
A named account team, a shared channel, and a 99.9% uptime SLA.
Veratex works on a separate branch in every pilot repo. Your branches cannot change without a human click.
Diff caps, issue screening, and who reviews held work. Enforced on our servers, not in a prompt.
Repos with a clean track record go hands-off. The rest stay on draft branches.
One engineer hands off a single repo's busywork.
A team's whole backlog, triaged, fixed, and tested overnight.
Hundreds of repositories, maintained in parallel.
Every repository in the organization, maintained.
Thirty minutes with our team: your repos, your policies, and a live run on a real issue.