The code is the easy part now. Agents already write. Reviews, security, evidence, and the ship/no-ship call still sit on a few people.
A bottleneck for engineering. An audit hole for security. Same problem, two seats.
Anthill coordinates AI agents across software delivery — under your policies, your permissions, your approvals. The job is the lifecycle. The product you meet first is the control plane.
An issue, a pull request or a CVE starts the work. Anthill picks the path and holds the release until it’s proven.
Requirements — Work arrives from your tracker, your repo, your scanners. Scope is drafted into a contract before anything runs.
THE CONTROL PLANE IS BUILT FOR THE WHOLE LIFECYCLE. DESIGN PARTNERS THICKEN THE PHASES ON THEIR REAL APPS.
From your tracker, your repo, your scanners.
Scoped access. No merges. No deploys.
Policy gate, human approval, evidence recorded.
What it owns. What it can touch. What it must prove. Declared before it starts.
A floor you cannot lower. Risk acceptance, gate overrides, and policy exceptions cannot go to an agent.
Anthill does not bring a shadow policy. You do.
Standards, security policy, secure-coding rules.
The fields an artifact must carry — checked after.
Off, advisory, or required.
PII → retention, subject access, encryption. Or the phase blocks and names the gap.
The release gate is policy code, not another agent. Agents write a branch, a commit, a pull request. Never the default branch.
Teams already using coding agents, where GitHub is where the work lives. Not a copilot. Not a replacement for engineers or AppSec. A small number of people keep the floor — everyone else stops being the bottleneck on every change.
