A workflow that fits your team
Explore the fit with your repositories, engineering practices, and the work you want to automate.
AI coding agent orchestration
Orchestrate AI coding agents.
From roadmap to pull request.
Turn product priorities into scoped work for coding agents. Ad Actum connects your roadmap, initiatives, and backlog with implementation and review, so your engineers can follow the work and decide what to merge.
Private beta · For companies · By invitation
Meet Ad Actum
From product intent to a reviewable pull request.
A look at the workflow we’re building. Pilot capabilities and deployment are agreed with each team.
Watch on YouTube ↗01 / The connected workflow
One AI development workflow, from planning to review.
The goal is continuity: a business priority becomes scoped work, and that context stays with it through planning, implementation, and review.
- 01
Roadmap
Choose the direction
Connect business priorities to the areas of your product you want to move forward.
- 02
Initiative
Shape what to build
Define the outcome and scope. Build an initiative into a plan of concrete, connected changes.
- 03
Backlog
Make the work actionable
Organize the resulting work, its dependencies, and the context agents need to implement it.
- 04
Pipeline
Build, review, refine
Orchestrate coding agents through implementation and review, with progress and evidence in view.
- 05
Pull request
Put the team in control
Bring the result back to your engineers as a reviewable change. Your team decides what to merge.
What is AI coding agent orchestration?
AI coding agent orchestration coordinates the work around a coding agent: what to build, which tasks depend on each other, what context reaches implementation, and how the result is reviewed. In Ad Actum, that work connects the roadmap, initiative, backlog, and development pipeline. Your engineers retain the decision to merge.
See the coding agent orchestration workflow →02 / Ad Actum for your company
Your engineering context. A pilot built around it.
We’re inviting companies to explore how Ad Actum could automate development within their teams. Start with a real use case, work directly with us, and help shape the offering.
Apply for the private betaYour infrastructure, on the table
Interested in running Ad Actum in your own environment? We’ll assess an installation together as part of the pilot scope.
A focused first engagement
Choose a bounded project and agree on the capabilities, access, and support needed to try it.
Deployment, support, and commercial terms are defined per engagement. The enterprise offering is still taking shape.
03 / Before you apply
A few things to know.
Who is the private beta for?
Companies and engineering teams with a concrete development workflow to explore. We’re looking for a close working relationship around a defined use case, with access by invitation.
Can we install Ad Actum on our own infrastructure?
That is a deployment option we want to explore with pilot teams. Tell us about your environment and requirements; we’ll assess feasibility and agree on the setup before making a commitment.
What is available in the beta?
The film presents the direction of the product. The roadmap, initiative planning, backlog, and development pipeline form the workflow we’re opening to pilot discussions. We’ll clarify which capabilities your team can try when we scope your pilot.
What does it cost, and what happens after applying?
There is no charge to apply. We’ll review your use case and contact you if there’s a fit. Pricing and the business model are still being defined; any pilot terms will be agreed before work begins. Applying does not grant immediate access or commit your company to a purchase.
04 / Private beta applications
What would your team build with Ad Actum?
Tell us about your company and the workflow you want to improve. We’ll get in touch to explore a pilot if there’s a fit.
No repository access or credentials needed to apply.