A guardrailed agentic layer, integrated into your stack.
RUMO isn't one more assistant in the IDE: it's a team of agents that runs the full cycle, within the frame you define, on your repositories and your CI.
The model
Agents run the cycle autonomously: they pick up the ticket, design, code, open the merge request and deploy once the gates pass. No manual copy-paste, no prompt to replay.
Humans stay on architecture and arbitration: you set the conventions, the priorities and what requires approval. Agents execute within that frame.
The guardrails
Every change goes through automatic checks before it reaches production — the same ones that run on our own deliveries.
Independent code review
A separate AI session reads the diff, checks the logic and flags regressions before the merge.
Security check
The change is screened for risks (secrets, authorisation, injection) before publishing.
Visual gate (VV)
Expected and actual rendering are compared on the impacted screens, to prevent any UI regression.
End-to-end tests
Critical journeys are replayed automatically on every change — on scenarios defined with you or suggested by RUMO — to catch regressions before your users do.
And your existing CI stays in place: RUMO's gates add to your tests and pipelines, they don't replace them.
Fits your stack
Agents work on your Git repositories and your CI, follow your conventions and your reviews. No proprietary platform to adopt, no lock-in: you can take back control at any time.
Transparency
Activity and metrics are exposed in plain sight — the same aggregated indicators shown live on this page. You see what's moving, what's shipped and at what pace.
Put agents on your backlog.
Let's frame a first scope on your stack and spin up a team of agents under guardrails.