Fast
- Designed for
- Low-risk fixes, chores, and reproduced incidents
- Human gates
- Combined intent and specification may be accepted by policy
- Factory behavior
- Existing plan or pull-request gate remains
From rough idea to proven release.
Coroid turns approved product intent into autonomous factory work. Humans define the contract and approve where policy requires it; specialized agents plan, build, test, review, and learn from production evidence.
Five stations. One traceable contract.
Every stage produces evidence for the next. Approved artifact versions become the boundary for autonomous work, and material changes return to the right human gate.
- 01Beta
Define
Prepare Work turns an ambiguous signal into approved intent, decisions, assumptions, and success measures.
- 02Beta
Visualize
Generate optional UI concepts, refine a direction, and approve structured design guidance before factory capacity is spent.
- 03Available
Deliver
The Plan Agent decomposes exact approved inputs and specialized agents execute in parallel factory lanes.
- 04Available
Prove
Requirements map to tasks, checks, screenshots, review findings, pull-request changes, and release evidence.
- 05Available
Improve
Sentinel, remediation, and continuous evaluations turn regressions and operating signals into the next governed cycle.
Discover before the factory commits.
The assistant inspects what Coroid can already learn, then asks only the questions that change scope, risk, behavior, success, or design.
Image generation is always a human action. The confirmation shows the provider, model tier, variants, resolution, references, egress destination, and estimated cost before data leaves Coroid.
Discovery session / Checkout recoveryBeta
Product lead
Customers abandon checkout when a bank redirect takes longer than expected. Give them a recoverable path.
Prepare Work assistant
The repository already exposes payment status and retry eligibility. Should recovery preserve the basket across devices, and what completion-rate change defines success?
Decision recorded
Preserve the basket for 24 hours. Support mobile and desktop. Do not introduce a second payment intent without explicit confirmation.
Governing artifacts
- 01
Intent
Approved / digest 8f12
- 02
Visual direction
Approved / mobile + desktop
- 03
Specification
In review / 12 criteria
- 04
Implementation plan
Waiting on specification
Autonomy inside enterprise boundaries.
Coroid applies the strictest organization, project, work-type, risk, and compliance policy. Teams can escalate freely; controlled downgrades require an authorized exception.
- Immutable versions
- Approvals bind to an exact SHA-256 digest. Editing creates a new draft and material upstream changes invalidate dependent approvals.
- Named approval roles
- Product, design, technical, security, and release responsibilities can be assigned independently, including regulated separation of duties.
- Evidence lineage
- Intent outcomes, requirements, visual annotations, tasks, tests, screenshots, findings, pull requests, and releases remain connected.
- Synchronous policy gates
- Sensitive agent and media actions receive an immediate allow, ask, or block decision. External edits become import proposals, never silent overwrites.
Coming soon
Bidirectional Jira, ServiceNow, and Figma-style revision imports with explicit conflict proposals.
Standard
- Designed for
- Features and normal product work
- Human gates
- Product intent, optional design, technical specification, and plan approval
- Factory behavior
- Autonomous execution after governing artifacts are approved
Regulated
- Designed for
- High-risk or compliance-controlled changes
- Human gates
- Named approvers, separation of duties, code ownership, and release approval
- Factory behavior
- Fail-closed execution with provider and data-classification controls
Give your autonomous factory a contract worth executing.
Start with one product signal. Leave with approved intent, exact design context, an autonomous plan, and evidence that follows the work into production.