Plan & design
Translate product intent into architecture context, constraints, acceptance criteria and risk.
Shyena connects coding agents, test engineering, security checks and release controls into one governed workflow—from planning and implementation through production feedback. Move beyond isolated agents and bots without losing traceability, policy boundaries or accountability for the release decision.
Connect the work that coding agents do to the checks that prove it is safe to ship. Teams define outcomes, constraints and release policy; agents and existing tools can carry out bounded work while evidence and approval requirements remain explicit.
Translate product intent into architecture context, constraints, acceptance criteria and risk.
Bring coding agents, repository changes, contracts and engineering tools into one traceable workflow.
Select impacted checks, execute browser and API journeys, and verify intended outcomes.
Challenge dependencies, permissions, policies, agent tools and trust boundaries before release.
Assemble evidence, apply policy gates and keep required human approvals explicit.
Feed incidents, telemetry and regressions back into the next engineering cycle.
Nexus, Vera, Chakra and Govern connect system understanding, verification, security and release evidence. They are the assurance foundation around the wider engineering lifecycle—not four disconnected testing utilities.
Build a system-aware map of AI models, data pipelines, applications, dependencies, workflows and risk. Nexus turns product context into an executable assurance plan.
Evaluate model outputs, predictions, generated content and end-to-end workflows against expected outcomes—not just whether a response looked plausible.
Probe AI systems for adversarial inputs, model weaknesses, data exposure, unsafe actions and trust-boundary failures before they reach users.
Turn every test run into traceable engineering evidence. Governance is the downstream evidence layer — not the reason to start testing.
Select the journeys affected by a code, configuration, model or prompt change.
Generate meaningful paths, edge cases and adversarial scenarios from system context.
When a journey changes, detect the break and propose or apply the smallest safe repair.
Replay failures with traces, inputs and state so engineers can move from symptom to cause.
Turn real anomalies and user journeys into durable regression coverage.
Connect test evidence to a release verdict instead of a dashboard full of disconnected green checks.
Start with one repository, one delivery workflow or one AI system. Map the lifecycle, identify where autonomous work needs verification, and connect the evidence required for a defensible release decision.
Map your Agentic SDLC