The persistent
engineering intelligence
of your company.
The engineering function of your team. Not a productivity tool.
Small teams lose ideas that never ship.
The engineering function itself.
Not one hire. The whole function: sourcing, hiring, retaining, and above all, shipping reliably as a team.
Amos accumulates your context, ingested from where you work. Orchestrates to plan, build, and verify. Auditable by design.
The interface, in real time.
A live shipping process. Amos executes end to end. You stay in the loop where your judgment matters.
Four commitments. The pillars Amos was built on.
Persistent knowledge
Ingested from Slack, Notion, GitHub, Figma, transcripts, and email. When engineers leave, context stays.
Multi-agent hierarchy
Planning, execution, and verification separated across four levels. How reliable engineering teams work.
Cost-aware dispatch
Routine work runs on free local models. Frontier models handle high-value reasoning. Every call tracked.
Audit-ready by default
Every action emits a typed event. Every call cost-tracked per tenant. Not a bolt-on. The design center.
Pike. An integrated lending market and DEX, shipped on Base.
Not a demo. Pike is a modular DeFi money market and DEX liquidity venue, built end to end with Amos and deployed to production on Base. Smart contracts, backend, oracle integration, frontend, audit trail.
A modular lending market and DEX liquidity venue. Users supply and borrow across a curated set of assets, powered by Pike's optimized interest rate model and integrated oracle. Every component, from smart contracts through the production dashboard, built with Amos as the engineering function.
Three ways to work with us.
Self-host, let us run it for you, or license and host yourself.
Run Amos yourself, at any scale, in production. Software Amos generates belongs to you. Converts to Apache 2.0 after four years.
View on GitHubWe operate Amos on your behalf. You bring the codebase. We bring the platform, judgment, and oversight.
Join waitlistFor institutional customers who need Amos inside their own cloud. Capability packs, premium support, and SLA included.
Book a chatOperational today. In practice.
A small number of founding customers, each engaged deeply. Descriptions anonymized.
A team lost operational continuity. Amos filled the gap in days.
When engineering coverage disappeared, we equipped Amos with the operational patterns the team needed and delivered a scheduled scenario running end-to-end. No human in the loop. The pattern generalizes: new capability domains added as declarative configuration, not code.
Amos as an independent implementation. A benchmark before audit.
For codebases carrying real financial exposure, Amos rebuilds key components in parallel, full stack, from smart contracts through database. Teams compare implementations, benchmark vendor work, and sharpen the audit surface before third-party review.
Before you sign up.
Six questions we hear most from teams considering Amos.
- How is Amos different from AI coding tools like Cursor or autonomous agents like Devin?
- Cursor and Copilot are productivity tools that augment engineers you already have. Autonomous agents like Devin are designed to hand off tasks in engineering organizations that already exist. Amos replaces the engineering function itself, for small teams that don't yet have one and can't afford to build one from scratch.
- Do I still need my own engineers to use Amos?
- Not to run the execution loop. You do stay involved at governance points where your judgment matters: choosing between architectural paths, approving decisions that affect users, reviewing output before it ships. Amos runs the function. You run the strategy.
- How does Amos handle security-critical code, especially smart contracts?
- Amos actively reviews open-source codebases and monitors the security landscape, incorporating battle-tested patterns into its build process. Every action Amos takes emits a typed event and is cost-tracked per tenant, giving you a clean audit trail from the start. That said, independent security audits and formal verification remain essential for any team shipping smart contracts that hold user funds. Amos complements that process rather than replacing it.
- What's the onboarding timeline for Amos Cloud?
- We currently onboard a small number of founding customers each quarter and work with each one deeply. First engagement typically takes 4 to 6 weeks from initial call to shipping, depending on your codebase and the scope of the first capability we activate.
- How is pricing determined?
- Founding customers on Amos Cloud receive early-cohort pricing tied to the capabilities they activate. Paid License engagements are scoped to the customer's deployment and support requirements. Both are discussed in the discovery chat after waitlist review.
- When will I get off the waitlist?
- We reach out personally to every applicant to understand fit before offering access. If you're building on-chain financial infrastructure and can articulate a specific engineering problem, you'll typically hear from us within one week.
Join the waitlist.
Early access for founding customers. We'll reach out personally before onboarding.
Prefer to talk first? Book a discovery chat.