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Features

Everything a software team does — run by agents

Exova plans, builds, and verifies complete applications through a structured organization of AI agents. Here's exactly what ships today.

The organization

A multi-role org of agents, not a single model

Exova runs a real software organization. An AI CEO interprets your goal, writes a plan, and delegates to specialist agents — frontend, backend, database, review — who work in parallel and coordinate across a shared codebase.

  • AI CEO plans the work and delegates to the right roles
  • Specialist agents own frontend, backend, and database slices
  • Agents coordinate on shared contracts, names, and file ownership
  • You approve the plan before any code is written
Exova's Build view during a run: an org graph links the CEO to the CTO and on to a Frontend Engineer and a Backend Engineer, each node showing what that agent is doing. A company board on the right groups the seven agents by state — one waiting on the user, one failed, one parked, two live, two done.
Build — the org graph and company board, mid-run
Verification

A team that checks and fixes its own work

Generation isn't the finish line. A Reviewer inspects what the agents produce and a Debugger investigates failures and ships real fixes — so the output actually compiles, typechecks, and runs before it reaches you.

  • Reviewer audits generated code against the plan
  • Debugger diagnoses build, type, and dependency failures
  • Self-verifying loop repeats until the build is green
  • You receive working software, not a first draft
Exova's report for a finished mission, badged Verified, listing the checks the Reviewer ran before the run closed: an end-to-end order-to-receipt test, a concurrent-checkout test against limited stock, and a render check across two screen widths — each marked Passed.
Mission report — the checks the Reviewer ran, and their results
Generation

Full-stack, across the frameworks you use

Exova generates complete applications — UI, APIs, and data layer — across the modern stack. It scaffolds with official tooling, wires the pieces together, and writes real, runnable code instead of isolated snippets.

  • React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, and more on the frontend
  • APIs, server routes, and database schemas on the backend
  • Official scaffolders and current framework versions
  • Cohesive projects, wired end to end
Exova's editor open on a project its agents generated: a file tree of components, library modules, a tests folder, a package manifest and a Vite config; a React cart component in the code pane; and a terminal below reporting nine passing tests across two test files.
Editor — a generated project, with its own test suite passing
Models & routing

A managed gateway with zero setup

Every generation runs through Exova's managed model gateway — no API keys, no provider accounts, no configuration. We route each request to the right model and meter it against your plan, so you just build.

  • Zero-config managed gateway on every plan
  • Requests routed to the right model automatically
  • Usage metered transparently against your plan
  • Paid tiers from 10M to 200M managed tokens a month
Exova's model settings, reporting the models the Exova gateway can route to. Each job and each role lists the model it resolves to and its reasoning effort, marked either as the server default it inherits or as a local override.
Settings — the models the gateway routes to, no keys required
Visibility

Watch the work happen, file by file

Follow the build as it unfolds. Chat with the org to steer direction, browse every file the agents create or change, and track the plan's progress in real time — full transparency into what's being built and why.

  • Live plan progress as steps complete
  • Chat directly with the org to adjust course
  • File explorer over everything the agents touch
  • Clear status for each agent and task
Exova's checkpoints view: a timeline of restore points saved after every agent turn, each naming the agent, how long ago it ran and how many files and lines it changed. The pane beside it lists the four files one Frontend Engineer turn touched and shows the line-by-line diff for one of them.
Checkpoints — every agent turn, and the files it changed
Handoff

Push straight to Git when it's ready

When you're happy with the result, push the project to your Git remote and take it anywhere. Exova produces a real repository you fully own — no lock-in, no proprietary runtime.

  • Push generated projects to your Git remote
  • A real, portable codebase you own outright
  • Take it to any host or pipeline you like
  • No proprietary runtime, no lock-in
Exova's source control view on an ordinary Git working tree: staged and unstaged files with their status letters, a commit message box, a button to commit the staged files, the branch name and a pending push in the status bar, and the matching git status output in the terminal below.
Source control — an ordinary Git working tree you commit and push

See it build something real

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