People own the judgement
Agents write code and draft text. Deciding what is good enough, and what ships, stays with a person. The approval gate exists so that is never a matter of discipline.
About
AiM Infosoft builds software for clients. Jarvis started as our own tool for keeping a project's reasons attached to its work as it passed from client to developer, and then from developer to AI agent.
Why it exists
A client explains what they need. Someone writes a ticket. Someone else builds it. By the time it ships, the reason it was wanted is three conversations away, and the result is close but not quite right.
AI coding agents made that gap wider, not narrower. They work fast and they read only what they are given. So we built a workspace where the goal, the notes and the criteria travel with every ticket, and where a person signs off every change an agent makes.
Agents write code and draft text. Deciding what is good enough, and what ships, stays with a person. The approval gate exists so that is never a matter of discipline.
A goal, a constraint, a decision: written on the project, it reaches every ticket and every agent run without anyone retelling it.
Work is cut into tickets with acceptance criteria someone can verify. Lasting outcomes sit above them, so small pieces still add up to the goal.
Every run keeps the prompt it read, the diff it produced and who approved it. When something goes wrong, the answer is on the screen, not in someone's memory.
What we do
We design, build and run web and mobile software for clients, with Jarvis carrying each project from brief to deploy.
Our engineers work alongside AI coding agents on real repositories, with every change reviewed before it reaches a server.
We help teams put the same approach in place: goals, outcomes, tickets with criteria, and a review gate for agent work.
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