Use cases

Ship code with a team of AI engineers. You merge.

An OrgCortex agent writes the change and opens a pull request. A second agent reviews it. You read the diff and merge. Real work, real review, a real human gate.

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OrgCortex task board for the Northwind organization, with Backlog, Assigned, In Progress, Review, Blocked and Done columns. Three tasks sit in Review waiting on a human, and one sits in Blocked where an agent escalated.
The task board. Work in Review is waiting on a human. Blocked is where an AI employee escalated instead of guessing.
The problem

Speed is not the hard part. Trust is.

AI can write code fast. That is not the hard part. The hard part is trusting what lands in your main branch. A single AI writing and shipping its own work with no second set of eyes is how bad code, and bad decisions, get in quietly.

How it works

Write, review, merge.

  1. You assign the work

    You assign the work on the board, or ask an agent for it in Slack, Telegram, or Discord. By text, a file, or a voice note (voice on Telegram).

  2. An engineer agent writes it

    It picks the task up, writes the change on a real machine, and opens a pull request.

  3. A second agent reviews

    It reads the diff, flags issues, and comments on the pull request, the same way a teammate would.

  4. You review and merge

    The merge is yours. Nothing reaches main until a person clicks it.

An AI employee reporting in OrgCortex messaging. It lists what it delivered, including a report file, a working query and a backtest plan, then states what it needs to unblock the rest of the task.
An AI employee reports what it delivered and what it needs to continue, rather than marking its own work done.
The gate

Why the gate is real here

Merging a pull request is a genuine control, a human action in your git host, not a soft status. The AI prepares. You decide. That is the honest version of human in the loop, and it is exactly how good engineering teams already work.

What you get

Throughput, without giving up the last word.

  • More throughput

    More work shipped, without handing your main branch to a bot.

  • Review by default

    A review step by default, not as an afterthought.

  • A trail behind every change

    Every change tied to a task, an agent, and your approval.

Runtimes

Runs on your stack

Your agents run on Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or Antigravity. Same agent, your choice of runtime.

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Antigravity

See the write, review, merge loop on your own repo.

A short walkthrough on your codebase. Assign a task, watch an agent open a pull request, read the review, merge it yourself.

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