Engineering intelligence + governed execution

Know the context. Ship with evidence.

CodeSweaver connects Jira, GitHub or GitLab, Confluence, code ownership, recent changes, and incident context into a tenant-scoped engineering intelligence layer. Teams and their agents get grounded answers with citations, while policy gates, validation, audit trails, and human review govern execution.

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What the product does

Grounded engineering answers

Fuses vector, keyword, graph, symbol, ownership, recency, and runtime signals into inspectable answers with source citations.

Shared context for every agent

Exposes the same tenant-scoped engineering context through the product interface and authenticated MCP clients.

Ticket to draft PR

Retrieves relevant code and documentation, scopes the change, runs a coding agent, validates the result, and opens a reviewable draft.

Figma to code

Generates web interfaces from selected Figma designs, follows repository conventions, validates the build, and delivers the result through a draft PR or MR.

Sprint and epic workflows

Triages Jira work, applies team policies, builds executable plans, and keeps human reviewers in control of delivery.

Technical-debt remediation

Finds and ranks technical debt, batches safe quick wins into a reviewable change, and routes higher-risk findings to people.

Incident triage

Connects runtime alerts with code context, proposes a grounded fix when confidence is sufficient, or produces a runbook for human follow-up.

Governance and evidence

Applies policy gates, secret scanning, build and test validation, confidence routing, review queues, citations, and audit trails.

A governed execution loop

  1. 1. Ingest: preserve the Jira, Figma, repository, or incident context that initiated the work.
  2. 2. Ground: retrieve and rank evidence from code, documentation, ownership, recent changes, and runtime signals.
  3. 3. Govern: decide whether policy permits execution or requires a human handoff.
  4. 4. Validate: scan the diff, run configured checks, and open a draft PR or MR only after the required gates pass.

Integrations and deployment

CodeSweaver connects with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Confluence, Figma, authenticated MCP clients, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Webex, PagerDuty, and Opsgenie. Teams can use managed model capacity or their own supported model credentials, with self-hosted deployment available when source code must remain inside their cloud.

Repository work runs in an isolated workspace. Changes remain drafts for review, and access can be revoked by the customer.