Entelligence AI

Entelligence AI is an AI assistant for engineering leadership. It combines code review, agent visibility, codebase Q&A, team metrics, and terminal access with a production reliability workflow that reviews pull requests against past incidents and watches production live.

Its products include Entelligence Model Router, Code Review, Agent Insights, Ask Ellie, Team Insights, and CLI. The Model Router routes coding tasks per request and is described as offering frontier-model quality at a lower cost. Code Review provides AI review on every pull request. Agent Insights gives visibility into every agent run, Ask Ellie answers questions about a codebase, Team Insights surfaces engineering metrics, and the CLI brings Entelligence into the terminal. The site also describes a closed loop for production reliability: it reviews every PR against past incidents, watches production, and helps resolve failures before the same failure ships twice. The page says this loop uses a connected graph of codebase changes, observability data, production incidents, pull requests, and agent sessions, and it presents incidents as searchable precedent that can be checked against future PRs.

The product is aimed at engineering leaders and teams. Its reliability flow is shown as spawning agents to find root cause in parallel, shipping a fix, and verifying it in production so the root cause becomes part of the learning graph. The page also states that it monitors spans, logs, and metrics in real time, and that agent sessions can be an early sign that something is wrong before alerts fire. In the model-routing area, it says coding tasks are routed based on quality, latency, and AI spend. Entelligence also publishes research and docs, including research reports and guides with API reference, generated from code.

Access is offered through the website, documentation, and a CLI install path; the page also mentions signing in once with Entelligence auth, BYOK, self-hosted, and no token markup. The page also shows SOC 2 Type II and benchmark claims, but those appear as site claims rather than fuller product specifications.