The Agentic Engineering Company

Roll out coding agents without giving up control of cost and code

We roll out coding agents in your engineering teams and train everyone who works with them. We also build the platform underneath, in your cloud or your own data centre, with a budget for each team.

Every step is measured on your own repositories, and review and release stay with your engineers.

Works with

Claude CodeOpenAI CodexCursorGitHub Copilot

No model or tool vendor pays us, so our recommendations follow your results.

Low risk from the first call

  • The first call is free and takes 30 minutes.
  • After it, you get a fixed price for each step in writing.
  • You can stop after any step and keep what has been built so far.

Our team has built software and production AI for

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The platform

The platform under your coding agents is yours

We build it in your environment and hand it over. Nothing ties you to us or to one vendor.

Observability and cost

Spend per team, cost per merged change

People

Training for engineers, product managers and domain experts

Verification

CI gates, evals on your own repositories, AI first review, human merge

Team knowledge

Rules, skills, MCP catalogue, architecture decision records

In your cloud or data centre

Agent harness

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, hooks

Sandboxes

Isolated containers, outbound allowlist, short-lived credentials

AI gateway

LiteLLM, keys and budgets per team, MCP gateway

Models

Hosted in the EU, or open-weight on your own servers

Governance and compliance

Works council, DPA, AI Act

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Software Manufactory

Domain experts and engineering build software together

Agents do the work and your engineers sign off every change. Each stage is measured on your own code before the next one begins.

Autonomous software factory: what it takes and where its limits are

01Assisted coding

An engineer and an agent on one task

02Supervised agent tasks

Agents take whole tickets

03Background agents

Narrow work runs unattended

04Software factory

From issue to merge on a written delivery line

05Domain experts join

Product managers, designers and domain experts work on the same path as your engineers

Self-check

Where are you today?

Choose the line that fits your teams and see what the next stage needs.

01Your next stage

Assisted coding

One team works with a shared setup and is trained on its own code.

Agent harnessPeople

02Your next stage

Supervised agent tasks

Your rules live in the repository, and every change passes the same checks before an engineer merges it.

Team knowledgeVerification

03Your next stage

Background agents

Agents run in sandboxes, and every team has its own keys and budget.

SandboxesAI gateway

04Your next stage

Software factory

Evals on your own repositories decide what passes, and you see the cost of every merged change.

VerificationObservability and cost

05Your next stage

Domain experts join

Product managers and domain experts are trained, and it is clear what they may change on their own.

PeopleGovernance and compliance

After the first call you get a written proposal. You can stop after any step and keep what has been built so far.

Security and compliance

Ready for your security review

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  1. 01

    Your environment, your rules

    Every data flow is agreed with you before work starts.

  2. 02

    A data processing agreement in every contract

    With the documentation your data protection team needs.

  3. 03

    Teams and tasks, never individuals

    Works council requirements are handled before anything goes live.

  4. 04

    Everything we build stays yours

    Code, test sets and runbooks, written for your team to run.

  5. 05

    Training that counts towards the AI Act

    Article 4 asks for AI literacy among staff. Training on your own code is one such measure.

Clients

What clients say

4.9

Average of 6 verified reviews on Clutch

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“They were embedded in our team, which was really effective.”

Nourhan ShendySenior Project Manager, technology services company

“We are impressed with their engineers' high-quality work.”

Remy BlechschmidtProject Lead, technology company

“Their responsiveness, friendliness, and successful project delivery were top-notch!”

Justin BuckthorpFounder, 360 Health & Performance
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Beyond engineering teams

All services

The same platform also carries AI for your business processes.

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FAQ

Common questions

What do coding agents cost per developer, and can we cap it?

It depends on usage more than on seats. Anthropic reports $150 to $250 per developer per month for Claude Code in enterprise deployments, and all four tools let admins set spend limits.

How do we prove that coding agents pay off?

Agree the goals before the trial starts, then compare the agents' changes with your team's own on real tickets. The free AI usage review gives you the starting figures.

Does our code leave the company, and is it used to train models?

With hosted tools, prompts and file contents go to a model provider. On business plans the four vendors state that they do not train on your code by default. Retention and region depend on your plan.

Can people without an engineering background really build software with coding agents?

For prototypes, internal tools and small changes, yes, inside the same setup as your engineers. An engineer reviews every change before it merges.

Who reviews all the code that agents write?

An AI reviewer can take the first pass. The merge decision stays with a named person other than the engineer who started the agent.

Is code written by agents secure?

Only as far as your checks make it so. Give the agent narrow, short-lived credentials, and keep branch protection and human review out of its reach.

Do we need to involve the works council before rolling out coding agents?

In Germany, often yes, wherever agent logs or usage data could show how individual employees behave or perform. Involve the works council early and agree what is logged and who sees it. This is practical guidance, not legal advice.

Which coding agent should we choose, and how do we avoid lock-in?

Run the candidates on the same tasks from your own repositories and compare accepted changes, review time and cost. Keep the rules for agents in your own repository, so they move with you.

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Will coding agents work on our legacy codebase?

Often, once a fresh checkout installs, builds and tests with commands the agent can read. Where tests are thin, start with narrow tasks.

How do we roll out coding agents without a mandate that backfires?

Start with one team that wants to try them, and agree what will be measured before the pilot begins. Measure by team and task, never by individual.

What may agents touch, and who decides?

Your team decides, and the rules are enforced outside the agent. Typical limits are protected paths, no production secrets and a required human approval before a merge.

Does the EU AI Act require us to train our developers?

Article 4 obliges companies that use AI to ensure enough AI literacy among their staff, without prescribing a format. Training on your own code is one such measure. This is not legal advice.

Can we use coding agents without our code leaving our network?

Yes, with open-weight models on your own servers behind a gateway. They are usually weaker on hard tasks than the best hosted models, so a common setup combines both.

What is an autonomous software factory, and do we need one?

A delivery line in which coding agents take scoped work from issue to merge, while people decide what gets built and what may merge. It comes after your teams already work with agents on a shared setup.

How is this different from a large integrator or a tool vendor?

An integrator builds your software with its own agent teams on its own platform. A vendor sells you one tool. We make your own teams able to work with agents, on a platform that is yours.

What does Cloudsail do?

We roll out coding agents in engineering organisations and build the platform underneath, so cost and code stay under the customer's control.

Start with one team

Bring the state of your rollout, or a bill you cannot explain. You talk to an engineer for 30 minutes, and we do not need access to your systems.

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Mickey Graf

Mickey Graf

Founder and CEO of Cloudsail

Rated 4.9 out of 5 on Clutch

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