It reads your signals, your market, and your own track record, then makes the call with you. One governed loop carries it to shipped code and comes back to grade the outcome. Every graded call makes the next one sharper.
No credit card.First 100 get their riskiest idea stress-tested, free.
Shipping got cheap. Deciding what to ship is the bottleneck now, and the reasoning behind every call evaporates into threads, notes, and memory.
Here is what it looks like when the whole loop runs instead.
One system, the whole lifecycle: from the first signal to the graded outcome.
analytics: activation down 4% week over week
support inbox: 3 new complaints tagged onboarding
Flagged: the drop and the complaints are one story
3 signals linked: onboarding friction
Decision proposed: simplify onboarding step 2
Precedent found: a similar call was right 3 of 4 times, D+14 +9%. Confidence 84%.
Your call. Approved in 2 seconds.
Spec locked: 4 criteria, 6 linked signals
Screens, states, and copy drafted from the spec
Agents dispatched: 3 commits
All 14 tests passing
Merge held for you. Approved.
Merged and deployed to production
Activation +8%. Call validated. Memory updated.
Simplify onboarding step 2
3 signals clustered: friction at step 2 rising.
Agents ran twelve steps in nineteen minutes. You made two calls. Every one is on the record.
One real mission, step by step, replayed exactly as it ran. The last tab is the part nobody else shows you.
And proof over promises: the demo is our real workspace, read-only, no signup. Open the live demo
Every number here is pulled live from our own workspace. Cadence has been building itself on its own loop since May 2026. We publish the misses on the same ledger as the wins.
Pulled live from the database at 2026-07-17 08:44 UTC.
Agents do the work. You answer for it. Cadence is how you answer.
signal feedssurface what is happening. The call is still yours to make, alone.
It arrives with the call already ranked, backed by your own precedent.
agent fleetsship whatever they are pointed at. Pointing them is the scarce skill.
It does the pointing: picks the bet, writes the spec, and runs the fleet behind your gate.
docs and boardshold the plan. The taste behind it evaporates.
It grades every ship against the call that caused it, at D+7, D+14, whichever window the call sets. The next one starts sharper.
The result is a second brain for your product: every call, its evidence, and its outcome on one record.
A record like that cannot be bought or backfilled. It exists only if the system was in the loop when the call was made.
The same class of bet, one month apart. The second time it arrives carrying its own history. Every call it records is a call a replacement starts without.
Cut onboarding to three steps
Arrives cold. Ranked on the evidence alone: 3 signals, no history to lean on yet.
Trim the workspace setup flow
Similar call, right 3 of 4 timesThe precedent chips are the shipped UI; the pair is an illustration.
Alignment expires. The ledger compounds.
the rules the agents cannot break
Read-only by default
Connect your sources without granting a single write.
Writes pass your gate
Write access is scoped per mission and approved by you.
Learns you, trains no one else
Your precedent stays in your workspace. No shared model sees it.
Your model keys, or ours
Bring your own keys or run on managed ones. Your choice.
Every act on the record
Each agent action carries a traceable audit id.
Merge is always human
Merge, revert, and delegate can never skip your approval.
Keys encrypted at rest
Pasted credentials sit in an AES-256 vault.
One-click revoke
Pull any connection or permission instantly.
The full answers, stated plainly: /security
the beta is open for sign-ups
It starts learning your product from the first call you grade with it. Every graded outcome sharpens its taste, until it tells you what to build before you ask.