Bugs
The defects everyone has learned to live with. Limited context, isolated in one system — ideal factory work.
Closed.AI software factory
Kniffco is an AI software factory — it takes tasks from your backlog and returns reviewed, ready-to-merge changes. End to end.
02 · The bottleneck
AI copilots make developers faster
They speed up writing code — one fragment of one technical task.
But the whole chain lies between a need and a release
Analysis, decomposition, code, QA, review, delivery. That chain still runs on people — and stalls on them.
Kniffco runs the chain end to end
A business requirement goes in. A shipped change comes out.
The bottleneck isn't code generation — it's turning a business need into shipped software.
03 · How it works
Works inside your existing process — nothing to replace, nothing to migrate.
Kniffco picks up a task from your Jira.
Analyses, clarifies, decomposes.
Solution design against your actual codebase.
Code and tests written, QA executed, defects fixed automatically.
Internal code review by a separate agent, with review gates.
A reviewed MR lands in your GitLab. Your team stays the final gate.
Inside your networkYour repository, the agents, build, test and QA runs, the merge request.
The only thing that leavesTask context, sent to the LLM endpoint you nominate — your tenant, your contract, your region.
04 · Your backlog, actually closed
Every team has one: bugs everyone works around, small tasks that never fit a sprint, tech debt quietly slowing everything down, MVPs that stay ideas. They sit for months — not because they're hard, but because your team is busy shipping features, and nobody hires for the “someday” pile.
That pile is exactly what Kniffco is built for.
The defects everyone has learned to live with. Limited context, isolated in one system — ideal factory work.
Closed.The 1–2-day tasks that never make the sprint. Fed to the factory in parallel.
Done.Hypotheses waiting for free hands that never come. Built without pulling anyone off the roadmap.
Shipped.Low priority for the roadmap, high value for your platform. Paid down continuously, task by task.
Resolved.of a typical team's backlog can go to the factory today.
Not everything belongs in the factory: we don't take architectural decisions, changes that fan out across half your services, or bugs nobody can reproduce. Those stay with your engineers — which is where you wanted their time anyway.
05 · Outcomes
Without Kniffco
of engineering time goes to routine work
lost to idle time between steps
cycle time capped by who's available
With Kniffco — observed on our delivery pipeline
per full task cycle — intake to merge request
execution — scale delivery without hiring
transparent cost — you see what each change costs
06 · A different class of tool
AI development tools are not one category. Each class solves a different problem:
Make an individual developer faster. The effect is capped by that developer's time and attention.
Turn a prompt into a working prototype — great for starting from zero, not built for your existing codebase and process.
Take a technical task and return code — a single executor, and its reasoning runs in the vendor's cloud no matter where you deploy it.
A team-grade, multi-agent pipeline that takes a business task and closes it whole: full workflow with review gates (spec → design → implementation → QA → verification), running in your infrastructure, on your Jira and GitLab, in your existing codebase — multi-repo, LLM-agnostic.
Copilots make developers faster. Kniffco makes tasks disappear from your backlog.
07 · Start with a pilot
Start with a pilot: ten tickets from your existing backlog, three weeks, one repository, one reviewing engineer on your side. You pay only for merge requests your reviewer accepts — rejected ones aren't invoiced, nothing up front. Then you decide with numbers on the table.
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