Autonomous agents.
Real engineering output.
Viper deploys specialized agents that each own a layer of your engineering workflow. They collaborate, share context, and execute — without constant supervision.
Specialized by design.
Collaborative by default.
Code Agent
Writes. Refactors. Ships.
Reads the full codebase before making a single change. Executes cross-file modifications, runs tests, resolves failures, and opens PRs — end-to-end.
- Cross-file code generation
- Test execution + auto-fix
- Refactor with zero regressions
Review Agent
Reads PRs. Enforces standards.
Reviews every pull request with full architectural context. Flags security issues, logic errors, and violations before any human touches the diff.
- Security vulnerability scanning
- Standards enforcement
- Inline comment generation
PM Agent
Turns intent into tickets.
Parses natural language product specs into structured requirements, creates scoped engineering tickets, and links requirements directly to code.
- Requirement parsing + structuring
- Jira / Linear ticket creation
- Acceptance criteria generation
Ops Agent
Monitors. Diagnoses. Recovers.
Watches pipeline health in real time, diagnoses CI failures with full context, and manages deployments and rollbacks without manual intervention.
- CI/CD failure diagnosis
- Automated rollback triggers
- Pipeline health monitoring
One intent. Four agents. Shipped.
Agents communicate over a shared context layer. Each agent picks up where the last left off — PM scopes it, Code builds it, Review validates it, Ops ships it.
Built for trust and control.
Every agent action is scoped, audited, and reversible. You define the permissions. Viper operates within them — always.
Shared Memory
Persistent context across all agents
Permission Scoping
Fine-grained per-agent access control
Audit Trail
Full log of every agent decision
Rollback
Undo any agent action in one command
Plugs into how you work.
Viper agents connect natively with the tools your team already uses. No workflow changes required.
Deploy your fleet.
Autonomous agents for your stack are in development. Public access is coming soon.