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Reflex · Build and delivery
Deliver software faster, under guardrails
Reflex is the build and delivery product. Specialised agents each do one job inside your guardrails, with automatic quality checks and bounded repair, so working software arrives sooner without anyone losing control of how.
Demonstration
See Reflex running
Before the detail, watch it work: agents picking up tasks, a failed build repairing itself, and a check that stops for a person. This shows how it works, so you can judge whether it is real.
A demonstration
Something fails in this run. Watch where it goes.
A change goes through five steps. Each one finds its own specialist, one of them fails on the way, and one place stops and waits for you. Nothing else does.
Agent bench
That was the run
Five steps, and one of them needed you.
Every handover in that run happened the moment the work was ready for it. The step that failed raised itself and was resolved. The only thing that reached you is the release.
When an error occurs, the platform identifies it, diagnoses it, fixes it, and prevents the same error happening again.
Known failure signatures resolved
95%
Recur after the month they appear
under 1 in 20
Errors captured with their trace, not a sample
100%
From the platform running our own delivery, rounded, across 1,197 failure signatures.
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A demonstration, not a case study. It answers “is this real”, not “does it work for me”. Your own results come from a briefing on your delivery problem.
What it does
Three things Reflex does on every build
Delivery is not one model doing everything. It is focused agents, each checked, each replaceable.
Agentic front door
Specialised agents each take one job, like separate trades on a site. Work routes to whichever agent is free and healthy, and if one goes down a stand-in takes over automatically.
Self-healing quality
Every build is tested and visually checked before it ships. When something is wrong, a repair agent fixes it and tries again, up to three times, then logs what is left and hands it to a person. It never ships broken and never loops forever.
Reshapes without a rebuild
Agents, rules, and workflows live as data, not code. New agent types register themselves, and how work runs can change without stopping to rebuild the platform.
How it works
Delivery you can follow, step by step
Two things make the delivery dependable: the work is orchestrated across focused agents, and quality is enforced before anything ships.
Orchestration
Focused agents, working togetherMulti-agent orchestration
Routed
Focused builders each do one job and work together like separate trades. Tasks route to whichever agent is available and healthy, so no single step becomes a bottleneck.
Registry and automatic fallback
Resilient
A registry tracks each agent's health from regular heartbeats. If a primary agent is down, a stand-in takes over on its own, so a delivery does not stall on one failure.
Quality
Checked before it shipsBounded repair
Self-healing
Every output is checked against your standards. A repair agent fixes known issues up to a set limit of three tries, then logs what is left and escalates. The work never loops forever and never ships unchecked.
Testing and visual verification
Verified
The build is driven through real interface and API tests, and screenshots are checked by vision before the result is trusted. A green log on its own is not enough.
Part of the platform
Reflex is how the work gets built
Reflex is one of four products that work as one platform. It carries the speed pillar: software delivered faster, under guardrails. CortexOne carries control, Synapse improves the delivery economics, and MemoryMesh carries compounding. See how the four fit together.
See it on your delivery problem
Book a briefing to walk through your context, or take the assessment to see where you stand first.
For technical evaluators: the Resources menu carries the checkable detail behind these pages, each page derived from an internal, fact-checked reference. Start with architecture and deployment.