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How it works

From a written request to clean commits in your repository.

Every engagement follows the same two steps. Nothing starts without a written scope, nothing is merged without tests and an independent review, and everything you receive is yours.

Step 0

Request and scope

You describe your project in the request form: company, project description, technology, approximate scope, desired deadline, and whether a repository already exists.

You receive a written reply with a scope description for the trial build. Work begins only after you confirm that scope in writing. There are no calls or meetings at any stage; all communication is written, which keeps every decision on the record.

Step 1

Trial build — €9,900, 72 hours

The trial build is a real piece of your development plan, not a demo. It is delivered within 72 hours of the written scope confirmation as tested and documented code, with full intellectual property transferred to you.

The price is fixed at 9,900 euros and is deducted in full from the main project price if you continue. Founding clients: the first three clients receive the trial build for 4,900 euros in exchange for a public reference.

Step 2

Main project — fixed price

The full scope is quoted at one fixed price and delivered in days and weeks. Every change is tested and committed. The architecture and the specification are written personally by the owner; the multi-agent system builds against them.

You receive clean commits in your own repository throughout the project, together with the documentation.

Inside a cycle

What the system does while you are not watching.

The owner's specification goes in. A cycle of building, testing, reviewing and documenting runs continuously, and the system resumes itself when a cycle completes or a step fails.

Orchestration

Multiple agents, one plan

Work is split across specialised agents that build, test, document and review. The orchestration keeps them aligned to the owner's specification.

Continuity

24/7 with automatic continuation

Cycles run around the clock. When one completes, the next starts automatically from the recorded state. Nothing waits for the morning.

Resilience

Self-healing watchdog

A watchdog monitors the cycles and restarts or repairs stalled work, so a failed step becomes a retry rather than a lost night.

Quality gate

Tests and independent review before merge

Every change must pass the test suite and an independent review agent before it is merged and pushed to you as a clean commit.

Security

Isolation first, then everything else.

An autonomous system handling your code has to be contained by construction, not by policy. These are the boundaries every project runs inside.

Separate, disposable environment per project

Each project gets its own environment, created for that project and discarded afterwards. Isolated containers and a locked-down network keep it apart from everything else.

One-way access to the project repository only

The system can reach your project repository and nothing else in your organisation. The control environment is kept separate from the build environment.

Multi-layer protection against repository contents

Code and content that arrive from the repository are treated as untrusted. Several independent layers protect the system against instructions or payloads hidden in the repository.

Every outgoing change scanned and reviewed

Nothing leaves the environment unchecked. Each outgoing change is scanned, then examined by an independent review agent. You receive clean commits only.

Your code and intellectual property

Everything delivered, including the code and its intellectual property, goes to you. The platform and the methodology remain with AIPOS OÜ.

Commercial AI model APIs, defined in the contract

The work runs through commercial AI model APIs. Which providers, under which terms, and how your data is handled are set out in the contract.

Ready to see it on your own code?

Describe the project. You will receive a written scope description for a trial build.

Request a project