Orqelio brings coordinated AI to the whole of delivery: planning, design, build and quality, in one place. The work moves forward on its own, and you approve the decisions that count.
Add pagination to the orders endpoint, with tests.
Start with AI alongside the way you already work, then hand over more as your confidence grows. The same project and controls support every step.
Bring AI into the work you already do: turn a set of notes into a plan, review a design, or add tests to a module. Your process stays the same, and Orqelio takes the heavy lifting.
Let a project run AI-first. Work is routed across the roles it needs, from planning to release, with a check on design and code before anything reaches you.
Software in any language, data pipelines, infrastructure, configuration or content. The stages are vendor-neutral, and builds use the toolchain your repository already has.
You don't pick tools or copy work between them. Your request moves through the roles it needs, and you step in where a decision is yours.
Explain what you want the way you would to a colleague, and attach the notes or spec you already have. Everything for a project lives in one place.
Each role picks up where the last left off, reading what came before, and a review checks design and code before it reaches you.
Changes are written into your own workspace with every file listed beside the conversation. Nothing is committed until you review it, and pushes and deploys wait for you.
Review, adjust and ship on your terms, then start the next piece of work in the same place, with the full history close at hand.
When a piece of work is done, Orqelio lays out exactly what changed, file by file, beside the conversation. You review the plan and the diff before anything goes live.
Every change is laid out for review, across any stack, before it goes live.
Runs on your own machine, against your own project and tools, with a real terminal. It brings its own runtime, so there's nothing extra to install to get started.
The same conversation and the same builds, right in the code editor you already use, working in the folder you have open with no context to re-explain.
Orqelio works with real systems and a real shell, so the limits are enforced in code, not left to the model to remember.
Validating and releasing only happen in a run you can review. A request to deploy from the conversation is refused, and nothing can quietly unlock it.
Reading runs straight away. Anything that changes state asks first. The genuinely dangerous things, like deleting system paths, reading private keys or force-pushing, are refused outright.
When something needs a yes, you see the exact command, or the records and fields an action will touch, so you approve a specific action and never a vague category.
Sensitive data stays closed by default. Business information becomes readable only when you allow it, for a single project, a team, or everyone.
We're opening Orqelio to a small group of early teams. Tell us about your work and we'll be in touch.
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