XRevery turns a brief into reviewed pull requests: spec, test, implement and verify in isolated cloud sandboxes. Use platform credits or your own model subscriptions and API keys. Human gates wherever you want them.
Up to $100 in token spend included on the free tier.
Most teams are still assembling their own harness from scripts, prompts and hope. XRevery ships it as product: multi-agent workflows, a Coordinator that plans and routes, token and context discipline, and a catalogue you can build on.
Spec writer, reviewer, coder and tester work in sequence, with optional security and holistic reviewers on the work that warrants them.
Talk through the task, attach context, then confirm to create the run. Routine work gets handled directly; the rest is escalated to a full pipeline.
Start from verified building blocks instead of a blank prompt file, then adapt them to how your organisation actually works.
Every run gets its own isolated cloud sandbox on pooled runners. Start work, close the laptop, and get pulled back in only when a decision is actually yours to make.
Parallel by default. Fan a brief across several repos, or run unrelated tasks side by side without fighting over one machine.
Full timeline per run. Live activity, a run profiler and a cost ledger with a token breakdown, so nothing about a run is a black box.
Ends in a pull request. One PR per repo, on a branch, and runs can wait on CI before they count as done.
billing-svc wants to change the public error shape for 429 responses. Approve, or keep the current contract?
Repo profiles capture how each codebase is built. A System Wiki grows from your code and from finished runs. Systems group related repos so a single brief can move across service boundaries without re-explaining your architecture every time.
The coder starts with your conventions already in context, not after four exploratory reads of the repo.
XRevery is built to elevate engineers, not to route around them. Put a human checkpoint anywhere it matters: after the spec, before implementation, or on anything touching a sensitive path. Agents open pull requests; people merge them.
Written for engineering teams →Connect the provider keys and model subscriptions you already pay for. Spend routes to your allowances where you configure it, with clear attribution in Usage. Or stay on platform credits and never touch a key.
Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Google Gemini, Hugging Face, and custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
Routing policy decides which model does what. Spend caps stop a run group before it runs away.
Managed SaaS, or sandboxed on-prem and VPC deployment when your code cannot leave your estate.
If you want an assistant while you type, keep the one you have. XRevery is for work you want to hand over as a brief and get back as a reviewed pull request.