Agentic engineering your way.
Why follow someone else’s idea of how engineering should be done? Everyone builds software slightly differently, and you shouldn’t have to change how you work to fit your agent.
Gibon allows you to build software however you want, with as few or as many steps as you want.
You choose when to get involved.
Many modern agents reduce human work to pinging your various agents:
With Gibon you can get out of that loop and only be involved when you want to.
Here’s how we’ve automated software development at Gibon
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Customize for your SDLC
Create as many or as few agents as you want for your SDLC, and trigger them with rules you control.
Use Gibon's automatic model selector or pick the model yourself. Gibon supports Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, and most open source models via Fireworks AI.
With Gibon, you're in complete control of your agent prompts. You choose the coding style, which trade-offs to favor, how tests should be written, and any other guidelines that are important to you.
Would you rather CodeRabbit review instead of Gibon? Or wait for human review? You can have Gibon listen for anyone requesting changes on a PR and automatically address the feedback.
Prefer humans to always approve PRs? Easily done. Gibon can’t break your GitHub rules any more than the rest of your team.
Control when you need it
With Gibon you have the same level of control as a local coding agent.
Complete Visibility
Watch your agents as they work. Every thinking block, tool call, and agent response; it’s all there for you to see and take control at any time.
Shell Access
Agents work in isolated MicroVMs with direct shell access, allowing you to get directly involved when the agent can’t quite get it done or you want to check something yourself manually.
Extend even further
Using MCPs and external triggers, you can extend your software factory even further.
Production issues
Hook into your instrumentation platform to automatically detect production issues and fix them.
Trending customer problems
Listen to events from your customer service platform, identify trending issues, and fix them.
Demo day
Produce demos for presentation to the team on demo day.
Release notes
Trigger Gibon on production deployment to generate human-friendly release notes and push them through to your email system to keep your customers up to date with your latest changes.
Ready for agentic engineering your way?
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