Your team already builds with agents. This gives you control.
AURA doesn't police anyone: it normalizes using AI to build software and helps verify that it turned out right.
Trial with no card · Executive report on Pro · Runtime free · Orchestra included on Pro from 2027
Code multiplied. Control did not.
The CTO became the only brake.
Agents open PRs faster than a human can read them. Merges wait. Sprints stretch. Nobody knows what’s good without opening the diff.
The board asks “how are we doing?” and the answer is a board.
There are closed tickets and demos. There is no proof the change matches what was asked, or of what was blocked and why.
You pay for Copilot, Cursor, and Claude. Almost nobody uses them fully.
Everyone has three subscriptions. Nobody can say which model performs in which role. Spend grows; control does not.
Three acts a leader can show tomorrow.
The PR is blocked when it doesn’t meet the task. Not when someone “doesn’t like the style.”
Evidence the board understands.
What was asked, what merged, what was blocked, and with what precision. White-label on Enterprise: the factory delivers it to the client.
Can we deliver by a given date?
A natural-language question about open specs, blocked PRs, and real pace. Not another dashboard to interpret.
We don’t sell you another agent subscription. We tell you which ones you don’t need.
Runtime records which model did what.
With your own team’s data: which agent plans, which writes, which fails the spec. Orchestra, on Pro, organizes that by mission and role. You stop paying for three tools “just in case.”
Savings calculator
We’ll publish the verified math — agent licenses vs. AURA seats — when we have numbers we can defend. Until then we won’t invent a figure.
From idea to merge, with one shared context.
AURA Spec
Intent is written before the agent starts.
Spec →Free · invite-only betaAURA Runtime
One queue for every agent. Free on every plan.
Runtime →Pro · from 2027AURA Orchestra
Flows, missions, and roles. Included on Pro from 2027.
Orchestra →AvailableAURA Review
The verdict that blocks or merges by your policy.
Review →Under constructionAURA QA
Proof the change behaves as requested.
QA →AURA doesn't police anyone: it normalizes using AI to build software and helps verify that it turned out right.
AURA does not measure individual productivity, score people, or replace your team. It normalizes AI use, records what was asked, and verifies the result meets the policy you wrote yourselves.
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AURA doesn't police anyone: it normalizes using AI to build software and helps verify that it turned out right.
It works with your Jira. And many teams discover they no longer need it.
No. It multiplies what they can govern. Review approves what meets policy and focuses human attention where it’s truly needed.
No, and it’s in the contract. Ephemeral processing, zero retention after review, isolation per organization. On Enterprise you choose model and region, or bring your own.