01 / OUTPUT
Pull requests14 open
feat/checkout-retry+128−34
fix/auth-session+46−12
chore/upgrade-deps+210−88
+12 more waiting on review
PRs pile up
More branches and bigger diffs create a review surface your team still has to understand manually.
Control plane for software delivery
Ship software with a factory of agents.
Alan coordinates your team, coding agents, context, tests, and releases, from plan to production.
Works with the agents and tools your team already uses
- Codex
- Cursor
- Claude Code
- GitHub
- Slack
- Linear
Coding agents moved the bottleneck downstream.
Teams adopted coding agents and got more code, faster. But the system around the code still runs at human speed. Everyone codes faster. Nothing ships faster.
02 / TESTING
Testing falls behind
Agents produce changes faster than QA can verify them. Manual passes and flaky suites make testing the step everything waits on.
03 / CONTEXT
Agents start cold
Architecture, prior decisions, product nuance, and tribal knowledge get reconstructed task by task.
04 / CONFIDENCE
Confidence lags the code
A task can look complete while missing the surrounding constraints humans implicitly carry.
One engineering brain. One execution layer.
Alan gives every agent the context to make better decisions, and gives the organization a runtime that coordinates work across tools, stages, and people.
The engineering brain
Every artifact your team already produces flows into one persistent, queryable context layer, so agents and workflows start from what the organization already knows.
The execution layer
Agent orchestration
Coordinate agents, tools, and humans as one system. Route work, keep state, branch when needed, and recover when reality disagrees with the plan.
Verification as a workflow
Make CI, QA, and review part of the agent loop instead of a queue at the end. Verify, diagnose, repair, and re-run before humans spend attention.
Control without slowing down
Keep execution inspectable and governable. Humans stay on judgment and policy; agents handle the repeatable coordination around them.
The same work, before and after Alan.
What changes when plan, code, test, review, and release stop living in separate tools and start moving as one connected flow.
BeforeDisconnected tools.
Disconnected tools.
Manual handoffs.
Work gets lost between tools, people, and context.
- Siloed visibility
- Manual status updates
- Delayed feedback
- Higher risk
AfterOne flow.
One flow.
Full control.
Alan connects everything so your team moves faster, together.
Alan
PlanPrioritize work
CodeAI pair & commit
TestVerify quality
ReviewHuman in the loop
ReleaseShip with confidence
- End-to-end visibility
- Automated handoffs
- Real-time feedback
- Lower risk, faster delivery
Questions
How Alan fits a team that is already shipping with coding agents.
Alan is the control plane for teams shipping with coding agents. It coordinates Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, browser testing, CI/CD, repositories, and deployment workflows through a single context graph so teams can plan, build, review, test, and ship without juggling tools.
Your coding agents move fast. Now your entire SDLC can too.
Connect the loop from task to production with shared context, orchestration, verification, and control.