Autonomous builds your engineers can actually trust.
Solenoid builds what your customers are asking for, then checks every build against what you agreed — cited — before it merges. You supervise the gate, not the archaeology.
▸ Read-only GitHub + Slack. Drift caught before it ships.
Cut grading latency for large class sets
THE NO-DRIFT GATE
Every autonomous build is checked against what you agreed.
The risk with AI codegen is drift — confident code that solves the wrong problem. So building isn't the last step; the gate is. Before anything merges, Solenoid checks the build against the cited decision and constraint that defined the work. Matches → it's cleared for your merge. Drifts → it's blocked and rebuilt.
The decision and constraint that defined the work — each linked back to its source: the Slack thread, the deal, the ticket.
A build that misses the agreed target never merges. The gate catches it and Solenoid rebuilds to spec.
The gate hands you a cited verdict. The call to ship stays yours.
Autonomy you supervise — not a black box.
Solenoid does the labor and the build; your team holds the judgment and the merge. It reads every channel, writes the code, and gates it against what you agreed — then hands you a cited verdict to act on.
Reads every channel, ranks demand by revenue, writes the code, and gates each build against the cited decision and constraint.
Sets what "agreed" means, reviews the gated verdict, and owns the call to ship.
SEE IT ON A DEMO COMPANY
What customers want vs. what's built.
The demand map Solenoid builds from — ranked by revenue. Click any theme to see the customer asks behind it, and where the build has drifted from the demand. Example · Tessera AI, synthetic data.
Slack thread summarization for the support inbox
HIGH DRIFTWhat customers are saying
“Our support team re-reads 40-message threads every morning. A per-thread summary would save us an hour a day.”
via Slack · +3 more
What's being built
Nothing in flight. The customers are asking; the build is elsewhere.
Add Notion as a first-party connector
HIGH DRIFTWhat customers are saying
“Half our product specs live in Notion. We keep pasting links by hand — a first-party Notion connector would close the loop.”
via Slack · +3 more
What's being built
Nothing in flight. The customers are asking; the build is elsewhere.
PDF export of the weekly customer-pulse digest
ON TRACKWhat customers are saying
“Ticket #8790: 'I need to forward the weekly pulse to my board as a PDF, not a link.'”
via Support ticket · +2 more
What's being built
1 in flight — feat(digest): server-side PDF render of the weekly pulse
Inline AI assist in the docs editor
ON TRACKWhat customers are saying
“Power users keep asking for an inline rewrite/expand command while editing docs.”
via Slack · +2 more
What's being built
2 in flight — feat(editor): slash-menu scaffold for inline commands
Multi-org admin console for the platform team
ON TRACKWhat customers are saying
“Enterprise prospect needs one console to manage 12 child orgs before they'll sign. Hard blocker.”
via Sales call · +2 more
What's being built
2 in flight — feat(admin): org-switcher dropdown in the top nav
Webhook signature rotation UI
MEDIUM DRIFTWhat customers are saying
“Ticket #8765: 'We rotate secrets quarterly for SOC 2 — rotating the webhook secret via API is painful.'”
via Support ticket · +2 more
What's being built
1 in flight — Dual-secret overlap window for webhook signing — design
Audit log retention policy controls
MEDIUM DRIFTWhat customers are saying
“Enterprise security review flagged that audit logs can't be set to a 1-year retention window.”
via Sales call · +2 more
What's being built
Nothing in flight. The customers are asking; the build is elsewhere.
Real-time presence indicators in the editor
ON TRACKWhat customers are saying
“Teams editing the same doc want to see who else is in it, like a cursor presence dot.”
via Slack · +2 more
What's being built
1 in flight — feat(editor): presence channel over the realtime socket
RELIABILITY · SECURITY · TRUST
Built so a security-minded CTO can connect on day one.
A CTO won't hand a hosted SaaS strategic data — so we built so it doesn't have to: read-only scopes, your data processed transiently · never stored, every claim cited back to your sources, and your own LLM key (BYOK).
TRANSIENT · BYOK · NEVER STORED
Read-only · BYOK · processed transiently · never stored · every answer cited.
▸ Regulated industry (healthcare · finance · government)? The Enterprise tier runs the data plane inside your own environment — the stronger never-sees posture, where your content never leaves your infrastructure (ADR 0070). On our roadmap for regulated buyers — talk to us.
PROOF
Solenoid built itself this way.
This isn't a someday demo. Solenoid's own product is built by the loop above — agents pick the top-ranked work, build it, and the gate checks each build before it merges. The build log is public.
Read the build log →One roadmap item, fully evidenced. On your own stack.
Start with one roadmap item, evidenced with cited customer signal, in under two minutes. Read-only scopes — you see them before you authorize.
Connect — self-serve, read-only
OAuth with GitHub + Slack. Read-only scopes. Result in < 2 min, on Solenoid's managed key for the first run.
Start free →Free run: one roadmap item fully evidenced, on a managed key. Past the cap, bring your own provider key (BYOK). No card, no auto-charge. You see the cap before you connect.