Agents that know your systems, and work where your team works.
An Entropix agent answers your team’s questions, reviews every merge request for quality and security, and takes on work in the background, using your repositories, tools and runbooks. Create your own, bring your own model and channels, and ask your first question in 10 minutes.
One agent. Six jobs your team does every day.
Answers with sources
Ask “why is checkout-api restarting?” and get the cause, the limit and the line in your repository, not a guess.
Reviews every change
Every merge request is checked against what was asked for. Findings come in plain words, by severity, and a person decides.
Checks security on every change New
A security reviewer looks for leaked secrets, vulnerable dependencies, broken access control and injection, mapped to OWASP and CWE.
Turns ideas into specs
Paste an idea; get a versioned PRD with acceptance criteria your reviewers can hold the code to.
Works in the background
Hand it a goal. It plans, investigates and reports back, and asks before anything risky.
Teaches your coding agents
Claude Code and Cursor read the same know-how, so the tenth developer starts where the first one finished.
The platform does the hard part.
Agents are only as good as what’s around them. Entropix keeps them informed, efficient and under control.
Know-how that stays current
Entropix reads your repositories and proposes updates to what each agent knows. Nothing reaches an agent until a person approves it.
Learns from your team
Every review verdict and every “not an issue” becomes a rule your maintainers can accept, so the same false alarm doesn’t come back.
A harness that thinks efficiently New
It plans before it acts, checks its answers before sending them, keeps only what matters in context, and uses your strongest model only where reasoning counts. Better answers, smaller token bill, on any model.
Several reviewers, one verdict New
Put a code reviewer, a security reviewer and your own domain experts on the same merge request. Their findings merge into one list, and you make one decision.
Tools with guardrails
Connect any MCP tool. Each one either runs freely or waits for a person to approve the exact action.
Everything on the record
Every answer, tool call, approval and model call is traced and audited, ready for your compliance team.
Your own agent. Your model. Your channels. First answer in 10 minutes.
No platform team required. Five steps, all in the browser.
Create your agent
Start from a code reviewer, on-call helper, Kubernetes agent, PRD writer or a blank page, and add what only your team knows.
Bring your own LLM
Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek or a model you host. Paste a key, press Test. Your model, your bill, your data agreement.
Attach your sources
Repositories, runbooks and docs, plus tools like Grafana, Prometheus and Kubernetes over MCP. Nothing reaches the agent until you approve it.
Bring your own channels
Portal chat works at once. Plug in Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord with your own bot, plus your merge requests and your developers’ IDEs. One agent, everywhere your team already talks.
Start asking
Ask a question, hand it a goal, or open a merge request.
Security review on every merge request, built on standards your auditors know.
Fast checks run on every change with no AI involved: leaked secrets, vulnerable dependencies, sensitive files, and your existing CodeQL or Snyk results. When something needs a closer look, the security agent reviews it against OWASP Top 10 2025, with a CWE id and an ASVS requirement on every finding.
- Advisory by default; blocking when you’re ready
- Only your security owners decide
- Accepted risks need a reason and an expiry date, kept in a risk register
- Mapped to PCI DSS 4.0, ISO 27001 and India’s DPDP Act
What changes on day one.
- Priya asks in Slack why checkout is restarting. The answer cites the deploy and the memory limit.
- A merge request lands. The code and security reviewers post one verdict, and a hard-coded key is caught before merge.
- Priya hands it a goal: raise the limit and watch for an hour. It plans, waits for her yes, then runs once.
- Today’s “not an issue” becomes a rule. Tomorrow’s review is quieter.
From a pasted idea to a merged change, without losing the thread.
Write the intent, not the ticket.
Paste notes or attach a file. The agent drafts a versioned PRD with user stories, requirements and acceptance criteria.
Built on your developers’ machines.
Claude Code or Cursor reads the PRD and your agents’ know-how, writes the code locally and opens a merge request. Entropix never writes to your repositories.
Judged against what you asked for.
Every merge request is reviewed against the PRD’s acceptance criteria. One verdict, as a comment, a commit status and a line in your team’s channel. A person gives the final word.
Your first agent can answer your team today.
Create it, connect a model, and ask. Reviews start on your next merge request.