An AI swarm that refactors
and optimises your code.
Finds performance issues. Fixes them. Replays your traffic to prove nothing broke.
AI writes most of the code now. Almost none of it is production-ready.
The objective function that maximises speed of shipping is not the one that maximises latency, cost and reliability.
Profilers stop at "this function is hot." Code agents start at "here is the bug." The expensive bridge between the two is where Vinv lives.
Three things, in order. Observe. Fix. Prove.
It runs your software, not a description of it.
Point it at a repo. It boots the application, drives the frontend, instruments the backend, and builds a causal map of every call chain — overlaid with what's slow, what's failing, and what each issue costs at current cloud rates.
An agent swarm proposes patches with full context.
Not from a bug report. From the trace. The fixer works from the complete causal picture of why the bottleneck exists, then writes a patch — refactoring across files when one function isn't enough.
It replays your traffic. A PR ships only if it survives.
Every clock read, every UUID, every external call — captured and reproduced byte-for-byte against the patched code. Faster, identical behaviour, or it's rejected. Tests cover what you remembered. We replay what actually happened.
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Early access opens August 2026. Python first; TypeScript and Go shortly after. Tell us about your stack — we're picking design partners by signal, not by inbox order.
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