From spec to pull request
Chronos takes a spec or an issue, splits the work across specialized agents in isolated sandboxes, writes the code, and opens a pull request in your Gitflow.
IT & software
Aluxion Chronos is our agentic engineering platform: it turns a spec or an issue into verified, review-ready code through governed multi-agent workflows — running in isolated environments, inside your own repositories.
In engineering, writing code faster isn't enough — unreviewed output becomes tomorrow's bugs, security holes, and technical debt. Chronos pairs that speed with control: every change is tested, security-checked, and verified against your rules before it reaches review.
Routine engineering work — from spec to pull request — runs as governed agent workflows, cutting 30–50% off the tasks that lend themselves to automation.
Defects and vulnerabilities are caught inside the flow, with automated tests, QA, and OWASP-based pentesting, so there is far less rework downstream.
Your conventions, standards, and AI policy travel with every change, so code stays consistent no matter who — or which agent — wrote it.
Real tasks our agents run end to end — with oversight at every step.
Chronos takes a spec or an issue, splits the work across specialized agents in isolated sandboxes, writes the code, and opens a pull request in your Gitflow.
Every change is validated with unit, integration, UI, and end-to-end tests configured for your stack — plus a check against your business rules — before it reaches review.
Each result is tested for vulnerabilities following OWASP (Top 10 and WSTG), documented by category, and fixed with the same traceability as any other change.
A layer of specialized skills and prompts steers every agent toward your best practices and the expected result, so quality is built into the output instead of patched in afterwards.
Connectors — including MCP — feed agents up-to-date language and framework docs plus your internal standards and policies, making engineering knowledge company-wide instead of locked in individuals.
Our product team ships updates continuously, and every advance in architecture, optimization, and models lands on the platform automatically — so your engineers are always on the latest, with no upgrades to run or methodology to redo.
Chronos generates functional, architecture, and API docs and changelogs from the code itself, and keeps them up to date as it evolves.
It plugs into GitHub, GitLab, and Gitflow, your task manager (Jira, Linear, Asana), and your channels (Slack, email) — so an issue flows straight into the agent workflow.
Proprietary optimizers act on what goes into the model and cut token usage by 30–50%, for a lower, more predictable cost with no loss of quality.
See how the platform is adopted across the company and what each person ships, so leads can measure adoption, balance workload, and recognize output.
Chronos reviews every pull request against your conventions, architecture, and security rules, leaving inline comments and a verdict — which a human reviewer signs off before merge.
When an alert fires, agents correlate logs, recent deploys, and error traces to draft a likely root cause and a clear on-call summary — so the engineer who responds starts with context, not a blank page.
Chronos tracks your dependencies, raises pull requests for outdated packages and disclosed CVEs, adapts the code to breaking changes, and runs your tests — so a person merges a fix that is already verified.
Agents detect tests that fail intermittently across CI runs, isolate the cause — timing, shared state, or a real bug — and either propose a fix or quarantine the test with a report, keeping your pipeline trustworthy.
From a bug report or stack trace, agents reproduce the failure, locate the cause, and open a tested pull request with the fix — ready for a person to review, instead of a triage ticket left waiting.
Chronos modernizes legacy modules and proposes infrastructure-as-code changes step by step — translating frameworks or updating Terraform and manifests — each as a tested, reviewable pull request a person approves.
If a workflow is repetitive and rule-based, we can build an agent for it — the use cases are open-ended. Tell us the one slowing your team down and we’ll scope it.
How we work
A short path from your highest-friction process to agents running in production — with your team in control at every step.
We start with the process where work piles up and define exactly what a good result looks like.
We configure the agents to your systems, rules, and tone — with oversight and audit trails built in.
Agents go live on a real process under your supervision, so you see results before scaling.
Once proven, we extend to more workflows and teams, measuring adoption as you grow.
Agents work in isolated sandboxes and open a pull request for a person — or a certifying agent — to approve. Your code never leaves your repositories, and Chronos works on top of any model.
Straight answers on how our agents work, keep your data secure, and leave your team in control.
Chronos is an enterprise agentic platform that sits on top of the AI model and turns a spec or an issue into verified, review-ready code. It runs governed multi-agent workflows in isolated environments, integrated with your version control.
No. Chronos amplifies them. It adds a layer of skills, context, and governance on top of the model and produces a pull request — a person or a certifying agent always approves the merge. Your engineers stay in control.
No. Chronos is model-agnostic and can use the best provider for each case. It runs on macOS and Windows under a per-user license, so you adopt market improvements without redoing your methodology.
Code is generated locally and pushed to your own repositories, so it stays within your resources. Agents work in isolated sandboxes with scoped access, and Aluxion never retains or reuses your code. OWASP-based pentesting runs inside the same flow.
On work that lends itself to automation, teams see 30–50% less time, and proprietary optimizers cut token usage by 30–50% for a lower, more predictable cost — without compromising quality, because every change is tested and verified.
Tell us which workflow to automate first and we'll show you how Chronos ships verified, review-ready code.