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M-0142 · Add SSO to the admin portal
  1. Intent: Planner · Scoping SSO for the admin portal
  2. Build: Builder · Building the SSO sign-in
  3. Review: Reviewer → Builder · 2 changes requested
  4. Checks: Security · Checking token handling
  5. Approval: Human approval · Release lead signs off
  6. Release: Released after human approval
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Platform

One system for the whole delivery motion.

Six capabilities, each with a clear job, carry every mission from intent to an approved release.

Follow one mission, M-0142 · Add SSO to the admin portal, down the line. It stops at each capability on its way to release.

  1. Intent M-0142

    Add SSO to the admin portal

    One request in plain words. The robot picks it up and carries it down the line.

  2. Step 2 of 10 Up next

    Mission Control

    Turn goals into missions and keep approvals moving.

    M-0142 trace

    Opens mission M-0142 from the intent and names its approver.

    Explore Mission Control
  3. Step 3 of 10 Up next

    Knowledge & Memory

    Decisions and requirements captured once, reused everywhere.

    M-0142 trace

    Recalls the auth architecture and earlier SSO decisions.

    Explore Knowledge & Memory
  4. Step 4 of 10 Up next

    Agent Orchestration

    Specialist agents with shared context and human gates.

    M-0142 trace

    Assigns Planner, Builder, Reviewer, Security, and QA.

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  5. Step 5 of 10 Up next

    Software Factory

    Plan, build, test, release, and improve in one platform.

    M-0142 trace

    Builds and tests the release candidate, then packages it.

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  6. Council push-back Up next

    Review

    Before work moves on, the Reviewer can send it back to the Builder.

    1. Reviewer → Builder 2 changes requested
    2. Builder Revising: token refresh, error states
    3. Reviewer Changes approved
  7. Step 7 of 10 Up next

    Integration Mesh

    Repositories, QA tools, cloud, and data in one fabric.

    M-0142 trace

    Opens pull request #418 and links the ticket.

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  8. Step 8 of 10 Up next

    Governance Layer

    Policy, identity, approval, and audit across AI execution.

    M-0142 trace

    Holds the release for human approval and writes the ledger.

    Explore Governance Layer
  9. The gate Your turn

    Human approval

    Nothing is released until a person approves it. On this line, that person is you.

  10. Release Held

    Released after human approval

    Held at the gate until a person approves it.

    M-0142 · Add SSO to the admin portal

Try a mission.

Pick a mission and watch the agents pass the work along the line. When it reaches the gate, the approval is yours to give.

Intent

Build 'Social Login' feature
  • Locking mission scope
  • Generating PRD and backlog
  • Building in parallel
  • Running QA and security gates
  • Packaging release evidence

Agents

3 on this mission
  • Planner Waiting for work Idle
  • Builder Waiting for work Idle
  • QA Waiting for work Idle

Every mission convenes a council of agents.

Specialist agents take their seats around the mission. They plan, build, review and secure the work, and they act only through gates a person approves.

Point at a role to spotlight that agent. Click to keep it in focus.

Council of agents Add SSO to the admin portal
Architect Mapping the identity flow
  • Planner
  • Architect
  • Builder
  • Reviewer
  • Security
  • QA
  1. Planner Scoping SSO for the admin portal
  2. Architect Mapping the identity flow
  3. Builder Building the SSO sign-in
  4. Reviewer → Builder 2 changes requested
  5. Builder Revising: token refresh, error states
  6. Reviewer Changes approved
  7. Security Checking token handling
  8. QA Testing every sign-in path
  9. Gate Human approval

Planner

Locking mission scope

What it does

  • Locks the opportunity, users, non-goals and measurable outcome.
  • Creates the PRD, stories, acceptance criteria and traceability links.

Its turns in this round

  • Turn 01 of 8 Scoping SSO for the admin portal

Hands off

  1. Mission
  2. Planner
  3. Architect

Acts only through gates a person approves.

Architect

Mapping dependencies

What it does

  • Defines system boundaries, integration assumptions and risk notes.
  • Plans the target-state design and the incremental cutover.

Its turns in this round

  • Turn 02 of 8 Mapping the identity flow

Hands off

  1. Planner
  2. Architect
  3. Builder

Acts only through gates a person approves.

Builder

Building in parallel

What it does

  • Implements the scoped slice and keeps diffs aligned to approved requirements.
  • Revises the work when the Reviewer sends it back.

Its turns in this round

  • Turn 03 of 8 Building the SSO sign-in
  • Turn 05 of 8 Revising: token refresh, error states

Hands off

  1. Architect
  2. Builder
  3. Reviewer

Acts only through gates a person approves.

Reviewer

Reviewing pull requests

What it does

  • Reviews the work before merge or candidate hand-off.
  • Before work moves on, the Reviewer can send it back to the Builder.

Its turns in this round

  • Turn 04 of 8 2 changes requested → Builder
  • Turn 06 of 8 Changes approved

Hands off

  1. Builder
  2. Reviewer
  3. Security

Can send the work back to the Builder.

Acts only through gates a person approves.

Security

Running QA and security gates

What it does

  • Checks dependency, auth, data and policy risks before release review.

Its turns in this round

  • Turn 07 of 8 Checking token handling

Hands off

  1. Reviewer
  2. Security
  3. QA

Acts only through gates a person approves.

QA

Assuring against the ledger

What it does

  • Generates and runs unit, integration, acceptance and regression checks.

Its turns in this round

  • Turn 08 of 8 Testing every sign-in path

Hands off

  1. Security
  2. QA
  3. Human approval

Acts only through gates a person approves.

Where Engyn delivers

Where EngynOS creates impact.

From new applications to production systems, teams ship faster and stay in control.

  • Build 1-day candidate

    Build release candidates

    Compress a typical 12-week product path into a scoped, tested, human-reviewed release candidate.

  • Modernize -64% cost / task

    Migrate legacy applications

    Modernize business-critical systems by automating refactoring, testing, and deployment across existing codebases.

  • Operate 12 teams

    Operate production systems

    Monitor, triage, and resolve production issues with agents that continuously maintain delivery workflows under human oversight.

  • Evolve -81% defects

    Evolve existing applications

    Ship features faster while EngynOS handles development workflows and engineers focus on product decisions.

Built for CTOs, founders, enterprise teams and QA leaders.

Trust & governance

Built for the people who have to sign off.

Every agent action is signed and logged, and can be replayed. You keep sovereignty over your data and code, and every decision stays with your team.

  • Human-in-the-loop

    Approval workflows on every production-affecting action.

  • Replayable audit ledger

    Every prompt, tool call, and decision is hash-pinned.

  • Tenant isolation

    Cryptographic boundaries, zero retention by default.

  • Model transparency

    An evaluation register and pinned versions you control.

  • Sovereign deploy

    Cloud, your VPC, or fully air-gapped.

  • Privacy by design

    GDPR, CCPA, and Australian Privacy Principles honoured end-to-end.

Evidence mapped to
  • SOC 2 Type II
  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • NIST AI RMF
  • HIPAA · BAA
  • GDPR · EU AI Act
  • CCPA · APP
How compliance is mapped Trust Center

Common questions.

How does Engyn keep AI delivery governed?

Engyn scopes agents to approved missions, tools, data, and policies, then records decisions and approvals as delivery evidence.

Can Engyn work with our current tools?

Yes. The Integration Mesh is designed to connect repositories, tickets, QA systems, cloud services, data sources, and enterprise workflows.

Is this replacing engineering teams?

No. Engyn is designed for human-led delivery, with agents handling planned execution while teams keep control of intent, review, and release.

Where should I start?

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