One place,
full journey.
Workspace, AI planning, code generation, testing, review, and live preview — all in one managed product workflow. No orchestration across five tools.
Three surfaces, one runtime: the IDE you code in, the builder you ship from, the orchestrator that runs 26 agents for 30+ hours straight.
exAI Agentic OS is the operating layer that turns a business request into working software. A company says, “Build me a modern enterprise ITSM system” — and the platform plans the work, generates the product, tests it, packages it, and moves it toward deployment. Without a full traditional delivery chain.
“Build me a modern enterprise ITSM system.”
Workspace, AI planning, code generation, testing, review, and live preview — all in one managed product workflow. No orchestration across five tools.
Roles, audit trail, approvals, workspace control, and deployment visibility keep enterprise governance present at every step — not stapled on at go-live.
Designed for ITSM, service portals, internal tools, workflow automation, operational dashboards — the budget lines where enterprises spend heavily and speed matters.
More output from the same organization — with fewer disconnected tools and fewer outside implementation hours.
Business analysis, solution architecture, and IT service workflow design.
Frontend and backend development for internal apps, QA, and release coordination.
Platform handoffs, security controls, and audit-evidence collection.
exAI is not mainly about replacing employees. It is about replacing delay, vendor sprawl, and coordination waste. The buyer gets more output from the same organization — with fewer disconnected tools and fewer outside implementation hours.
1 import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common'; 2 import { Ledger } from './ledger'; 3 4 @Injectable() 5 export class GatewayService { 6 constructor(private ledger: Ledger ) {} 7 8 async capture(charge: Charge) { 9 const result = await this.ledger.write( charge); 10 return { ok: true, id: result.id }; 11 } 12 }
exAI is not a collection of features glued to a forked Monaco. It is one backend — 157 NestJS modules, Firecracker-backed, typed end-to-end — that exposes three product surfaces. You adopt the surface your audience needs. The engine underneath is the same.
exAI is differentiated not by what it generates, but by what happens after generation. Testing, repair, packaging, documentation, governance, controlled deployment — one governed workflow, not a patchwork of hand-offs. This is the category no one else has built.
Planning, generation, testing, repair, and packaging run inside one governed pipeline. No manual hand-offs between tools, no orphaned artifacts.
Documentation, release notes, versioning, regression coverage, and reviewable artifacts are outputs of the pipeline — not afterthoughts bolted on by humans.
No code or data needs to leave client-controlled infrastructure. Full data perimeter control, including air-gapped and on-prem environments.
Approvals, audit trails, runtime flexibility, and deployment choice are part of the operating model — not bolted on afterward.
exAI's commercial model is built to route through institutional channels. Deal economics, licensing, support tiers, and deployment topology carry cleanly through HPE, Big4 advisory firms, and regional SIs — the organizations that already own the enterprise procurement surface.
Composer returns a file-by-file plan before it touches code. You reject, edit, or accept per-hunk. Streamed over SSE. Fails closed on provider outage. No hidden prompt engineering, no hallucinated API surface.
Every suggestion lands as a proposed hunk — rejected, edited, or accepted explicitly. Keyboard-driven review at senior-engineer speed.
Builder is the fastest path from idea to production — not a sandboxed mock. You get a tested, typed, deploy-ready codebase the moment the preview turns green. Auth, Stripe, Postgres, observability — wired in, not stapled on.
Build an invoice tracker for my consulting business. Stripe checkout, PDF export, client portal at /client/[slug], weekly email digests. Postgres.
Scaffolding Next.js 15 + Postgres + Stripe + Resend. Generating invoice, client, payment models with migrations. Wiring portal under /client/[slug]. Cron job handles digests.
Stripe webhooks need idempotency — using event.id as upsert key.
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TypeScript, tests, migrations, CI. Export, fork, self-host anytime — no lock-in.
Auth, Stripe, email, Postgres, queues, observability — type-safe in seconds.
Push to exAI Cloud, Vercel, Fly, or your own VPC. Zero-downtime rollbacks.
Outgrew chat? Open the same project in the full workspace — same microVM.
Hand the Orchestrator a monorepo migration, a framework upgrade, a compliance sweep. A typed DAG of agents runs inside isolated microVMs, checkpoints every 60 seconds, shows its work at every hop. Pause it. Resume it next week. Replay it byte-identical.
Cohort of 40 enterprise tenants, Q1 2026. Measured over 90 days, rolling. Methodology and raw datasets published at exai.dev/benchmarks.
| Metric | exAI | GitHub Codespaces | Gitpod | Coder | Self-host fork |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Workspace cold-start · P50 | 612ms | 38s | 14s | 9s | 45s |
| Onboarding time · new hire | 3 days | 2 weeks | 1 week | 2 weeks | 6 weeks |
| AI-assisted PRs merged / eng / mo | 22 | 8 | — | — | 12 |
| VM isolation · container escape surface | Firecracker / KVM | runc | runc | runc | runc |
| SCIM 2.0 · custom attributes | Yes | Partial | Yes | Yes | No |
| Annual TCO · 500-seat deployment | $412K | $880K | $720K | $540K | $1.6M |
| Uptime SLA · contractual | 99.99% | 99.9% | 99.9% | 99.95% | n/a |
Over the last three months, exAI was used to build three enterprise products in parallel, with a single human operator supervising the flow. All three are commercially relevant. All three have already moved into the auraliscode sales pipeline. This is the strongest evidence we can put on this page.
An enterprise IT service platform for incident handling, triage, workflow support, and operational visibility.
An ETL and data-pipeline product for enterprise data movement, transformation, monitoring, and orchestration.
A process-mining and process-intelligence product for discovering bottlenecks, mapping real workflows, and improving operations.
All three built in parallel, not sequentially. All three commercially relevant. All three already in the auraliscode sales pipeline. exAI is not promising future leverage — it is already producing it.
SCIM 2.0 with custom attributes, SAML with SP-initiated + IdP-initiated, tenant-isolated data planes, customer-managed KMS, immutable audit logs streamed to your SIEM. Compliance artifacts generated from signals — not reverse-engineered at audit.
Enterprise AI adoption does not end at software. It ends at infrastructure, procurement, and trust. The HPE cooperation gives exAI a credible path into environments most AI startups cannot access — and a hardware-backed deployment story that changes the enterprise conversation entirely.
GPU-backed enterprise installations in controlled, private environments where data never leaves the customer's perimeter.
Deployments for banking, energy, telecom, healthcare, and defense-adjacent organizations that require full infrastructure sovereignty.
HPE gives exAI more than distribution. It gives institutional credibility in procurement conversations where trust is the primary gating factor.
We retired a forked VSCode, two point tools, and an internal Gitpod. Ramp-up dropped from six weeks to three days, and our platform team stopped maintaining the IDE.
“Composer's plan step is the first AI coding feature I've seen that earns reviewer trust.”
“Firecracker per workspace means I stopped having the 'why does every dev have Docker root' conversation.”
“The Orchestrator ran a 30-hour Next.js 14→15 migration across 184 apps. Two human gates. One PR per app. Zero rollbacks.”
exAI has two growth engines that reinforce each other — and a product that naturally bridges between them without a rebuild. Bottom-up generates awareness and product signal. Upmarket generates ACV, retention, and distribution leverage.
Self-serve adoption through solo users, founders, startup teams, agencies, and internal builders. Creates fast feedback loops, broad awareness, and a natural pipeline into larger accounts.
Same platform starts light, expands into heavier use cases. No rebuild. No architectural compromise.
Enterprise teams, regulated organizations, private deployments, and partner-led rollouts. Creates higher ACV, longer retention, and stronger distribution leverage through institutional channels.
Compute-hours and AI tokens included per seat. Overages at cost. No seat-based quota traps. No lock-in — export your workspace and walk any time.
Each Composer request passes through a router that scores providers on capability, cost, and latency. Default policy favors claude-opus-4 for reasoning, gpt-5 for refactors. On provider outage the router fails closed and surfaces ProviderUnavailableError — never fabricates output.
No. All model vendors operate under zero-retention contracts negotiated by exAI. Enterprise customers receive contractual DPA language and audit evidence on request.
Yes. The control plane ships as a Helm chart for AWS, GCP, Azure, or any CNCF-conformant Kubernetes 1.29+. The data plane runs Firecracker-capable hosts in your VPC — tokens and audit logs never leave your perimeter.
Fails closed. The workspace returns a quota error with the exact resource, the current ceiling, and the upgrade action. Admins see the same signal in the org-level usage panel.
Native integrations for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Linear, Jira, Datadog, Sentry, PagerDuty, Snyk, and 40+ others. Everything else speaks OpenAPI or webhook. The extension SDK is TypeScript-native.
exAI Agentic OS rolls out in waves — we prioritize platform engineers, founders, and regulated organizations. Tell us a little about you and we'll get you in as soon as a slot opens.
Three surfaces, one runtime: the IDE you code in, the builder you ship from, the orchestrator that runs 26 agents for 30+ hours straight.