Most AI coding tools answer questions. Osillation's agent runs a complete software loop: plan, code, review. Then it lands a pull request, grounded in a structural understanding of your codebase. Three agents in concert. Zero hand-holding.
The agent reads your task, queries a knowledge graph of your codebase, and produces a precise plan: files to modify, implementation steps, branch name. No vague intent.
Each repo gets its own isolated container. Docker locally, AWS ECS in production. The agent edits files, runs commands, and pushes a fresh branch with full toolchain access.
A second agent audits the diff. If it passes, a pull request opens with a description. If it fails, issues are fed back as retry context, up to your configured retry limit.
The agent doesn't guess at your codebase. Every project ships with a structural graph of files, modules, services, and entities. Built once, queried per task. That's what grounds the planner and stops it from inventing functions that don't exist.
$ graphify query "tax export endpoint" --budget 2000 → matched 7 nodes, 12 edges FinanceController → FinanceService FinanceService → TaxService TaxService → TaxSettings entity
You don't need eight tools to run a software team. Osillation replaces the patchwork of project trackers, deal pipelines, HRIS, and finance tools, and it adds an autonomous coding agent on top.
The same workflow your team uses for every other ticket, except the agent does the typing. You stay in review, not implementation.
Anyone on the team writes a description. The agent picks up the same context a human would.
# OSC-128 Add CSV export to /finance/tax with WHT + sales tax columns
One click. The orchestrator queries the graph, builds a plan, and previews files-to-modify before any code is written.
PLAN 4 files · 2 repos ✓ finance.controller.ts ✓ tax.service.ts ✓ export.dto.ts
Each repo gets its own ECS container with a fresh GitHub token. The agent edits, runs the toolchain, and pushes a branch.
CODE branch agent/OSC-128-csv-export + 87 lines - 12 lines PUSH ok
A second agent audits the diff. On pass, a PR opens with a description and Slack pings the owner. On fail, retry with feedback.
REVIEW pass PR github.com/.../128 SLACK posted to #osc-eng
We are a small founding team building the product we needed to run engineering, operations, and agentic development from the same place.
“We are building the operating layer technical founders wish they had before the work scattered across five tools.”
“The agent is only useful if it understands the system deeply enough to make reviewable changes, not just confident guesses.”
“Our product direction is simple: reduce operational drag so teams spend more time shipping and less time reconciling tools.”
“The platform has to be boring where it matters: tenant isolation, permissions, auditability, and predictable deployment paths.”
“Osillation should feel like a calm workspace for serious teams: dense enough for daily use, clear enough to trust quickly.”
Projects, tasks, deals, HR, finance, document vault, Slack notifications, GitHub integration, and agent runs are being unified into one workspace.
Harden planning, code execution, review, retries, and repository context so the agent produces changes teams can actually merge.
Onboard ten technical teams with hands-on setup, bring-your-own-model-provider keys, roadmap input, and production hardening.
Launch self-serve onboarding, paid team plans, deeper graph automation, and enterprise controls for SSO, audit logs, and custom domains.