In the previous post we talked about the limitations of coding agents, why the ecosystem placed its bet on the wrong horse, and what would be a good direction to pursue now.

In this post, I want to quickly present a solution to some of those issues. An enterprise-grade control layer on top of coding agents. We’re a stealth company building a product line that focuses on the sweet spot between agent security and engineering productivity. The short version: you keep the speed of auto-approval, but the moment the agent crosses one of your rules, control snaps back to you.

We discussed the difference between vibe coding and software engineering. We discussed the gaps and the need for more control over coding agents’ behavior.

These are tools to make sure it doesn’t misbehave or introduce security risks while writing code, and a strong review setup to find all the bugs and security gaps in the written code.

The idea behind what we built is giving you maximum control over what the agent does. Allowing you to switch to auto-approval modes without giving up control where it matters to you. Allowing you to enforce your standards and behaviors.

Every time the agent violates your rules, the control automatically moves to you, or it can block it altogether. It enforces loading skills at the exact moment you want, but more importantly, it will then enforce conforming to the behavior specified within them.

If you want more details, get in touch with me (LinkedIn, email). I’d love to go into the details of what it does and how to set up a pipeline that maximizes what we can get out of our coding agents while maintaining delivery standards.