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AI-SDLC implementation
An engineering service for introducing AI agents into the development process, defining working practices, and establishing controls and responsibilities.
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More autonomy for AI agents, with engineering decisions kept under control.
Metis brings together in one view which tasks are ready to delegate, what agents can do, what evidence is needed, and who is responsible for approving the result.
It integrates with the development process and the tools your team already uses.
AI agents can generate code, tests, and pull requests. But producing a change and deciding whether it’s ready to accept are two different problems.
As agent-generated work increases, it becomes even more important to review requirements, risks, and the available evidence.
Agents can produce work faster than a team can review it thoroughly.
Ambiguous requirements or unclear constraints can turn into decisions made during implementation.
A small, reversible change does not need the same controls as a data migration or a security-related modification.
Specifications, pull requests, validations, and approvals are often spread across different tools.
Metis organizes the decisions that determine when work can be delegated to AI, under which conditions, and what must be verified before accepting the result.
Readiness
Is this task ready to delegate?
Helps review objectives, acceptance criteria, dependencies, and constraints before work begins.
Exposure
What would happen if something went wrong?
Helps assess the impact of a change, its uncertainty, and the possibility of reverting it.
Autonomy
What can the agent do?
Makes permissions, restrictions, required reviews, and approval conditions explicit.
Evidence
What do we need to verify?
Helps compare required validations with the available evidence before accepting the change.
Ownership
Who makes the final decision?
Keeps visible who must review, approve, and take responsibility for important decisions.
Risk does not determine whether AI can participate. It determines the controls under which AI can do so.
Metis brings together a task’s status, exposure, autonomy conditions, pending validations, and human accountability.
This helps the team identify what needs attention without reconstructing context across multiple tools.
Information is presented in a concise format, with the option to explore the original sources when needed.
Metis also provides a shared view of token usage, estimated costs, AI agent activity, and sessions.
This helps teams understand where AI resources are being used without having to inspect each session individually.
The costs shown are estimates, not invoiced amounts. Token usage alone is not a measure of engineering productivity.
Metis adds a governance layer on top of the existing development process.
Jira continues to manage the backlog. GitHub keeps the code and pull requests. CI/CD runs technical checks, and agents continue executing delegated work.
Metis connects the information needed to make engineering decisions more visible.
Tasks, priorities, and statuses remain in the team’s management tools, such as Jira.
Repositories, changes, and technical reviews remain in tools such as GitHub.
CI/CD processes continue running tests and technical checks.
Existing agents carry out implementation work. Metis adds visibility into governance conditions and decisions.
Agents execute. Metis makes the conditions for delegating and accepting work visible.
At Coorva, we work both on implementing AI-assisted development processes and on tools to govern that work.
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An engineering service for introducing AI agents into the development process, defining working practices, and establishing controls and responsibilities.
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A Coorva product that helps teams visualize and organize governance decisions and gain observability into AI-assisted development.
These are different offerings that can complement each other, but neither automatically requires purchasing the other.
If you have a question about the product or want to learn how it could apply to your team’s work, get in touch.
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