True multi-language
Python, Node/JS/TS, Angular and Java/Spring — each with its own real verification toolchain running inside Docker.
Rubit's first SaaS product
Rubit AutoCoder
Your automated engineering team. A requirement goes in; a pull request comes out with tested, secure, production-ready code. You just approve.
4Stacks verified in Docker
11AI agent roles
100%Human-approved deliveries
The product
An automated software factory
Rubit AutoCoder is not an assistant for programmers: it is the whole factory. A pipeline of specialized AI agents — analyst, architect, developers, reviewer, DevOps — turns requirements written in natural language into verified, documented, packaged code. Quality does not depend on who reviews: the system guarantees it with an automatic Definition of Done no agent can skip.
It is designed to be operated without engineers: one person on your team creates requirements from a web portal and approves or rejects each delivery. It is the same platform Rubit uses to build and deliver its own software.
The flow, in one line
requirement → acceptance matrix → implementation → tests / coverage / security / licenses → PR → your approval → delivery
"Quality is guaranteed by the system, not by human review: the approver brings judgment, not bug-hunting."
How it works
From requirement to production in 6 steps
A controlled process with mandatory checks at every step — not agents chatting at random.
STEP 1
Requirement
You describe what you need in natural language — or upload the full requirement PDF.
STEP 2
Acceptance matrix
An analyst agent turns it into a spec with verifiable acceptance criteria.
STEP 3
Implementation
An AI architect and developers implement. In team mode, several work in parallel with an integrator.
STEP 4
Verification (DoD)
Tests, coverage, security and licenses verified in an isolated Docker sandbox. No shortcuts possible.
STEP 5
PR + your approval
An AI reviewer distinct from the author reviews the code. You see every check in green and approve or reject with feedback.
STEP 6
Delivery
Pull request merge or .zip package with code, docs and SBOM (software bill of materials). Production-ready.
Capabilities
What it does today, verified
All 4 supported stacks are validated end-to-end with real integration tests in Docker.
Multi-component monorepos
Backend + frontend in a single requirement (e.g. Java/Spring + Angular); each module verified separately.
Anti-gaming DoD
New code must be covered by tests and tests must kill bugs (mutation testing). The system blocks every shortcut.
Web portal — zero console
Create requirements, watch live progress, approve gates, cost metrics and role-based users. All from the browser.
From PDF to project (epics)
Upload the requirements document: it gets decomposed into tasks with man-hour estimates you approve before any development.
Domain memory
The system learns your domain — databases, services, modules and relationships — and reuses it on every new requirement.
Hybrid local / cloud
Designed to also deploy on your own infrastructure: moving inference from cloud to your own hardware is just configuration, no code changes.
Hotfix & day 2
Production incidents: the flow guides the agent to reproduce the bug with a failing test, apply the minimal fix and verify without regressions.
Full traceability
Every line of code, every cost and every approval is recorded and attributed. End-to-end audit trail.
Why does your company need it?
Benefits you can see in day-to-day operations
Lower cost, more speed and a level of quality that does not depend on who is on shift.
Lower, predictable cost
No development payroll, no recruiting. Every delivery has a measured cost and an upfront estimate: ROI shows up in the portal instead of being promised in a meeting.
Continuous capacity, 24/7
The requirement queue is processed day and night by an always-on engine. The only bottleneck is your approval click.
Quality that depends on no one
The quality floor is enforced by configuration, not by a developer's mood: minimum coverage, security and licensing — identical on every delivery.
Control without writing code
Nothing gets merged or delivered without human approval. A non-technical person runs the whole cycle from the portal, with roles and permissions.
Lower legal & security risk
Static analysis, secret detection, SBOM and license audit on every delivery. Sensitive paths (payments, authentication) raise the bar automatically.
Knowledge that stays
Domain memory grows with every delivery and rejections become conventions. Unlike staff turnover, nothing walks out the door.
Definition of Done
Quality guaranteed by the system, not by heroics
On the Standard and Rigorous profiles — the default for client code — no pull request reaches your inbox without clearing these checks:
Unit & integration tests in an isolated Docker sandbox
Global coverage and new-code coverage (diff-coverage)
Static security analysis (SAST) — blocks critical findings
Secret detection before anything ships
Audited licenses + SBOM included with delivery
Mutation testing on the Rigorous profile: tests must kill bugs, not just run
AI reviewer distinct from the author (author ≠ reviewer)
Mandatory human gate: nothing ships without your approval
Three rigor profiles — you choose per requirement
Express
Fast and light: sandbox tests without the full verification floor. For small, internal fixes.
Standard
Full quality — the default. Coverage ≥80% with new code covered.
Rigorous
Maximum rigor: coverage ≥85%, diff ≥90% and mutation testing.
The difference
Neither copilot nor outsourcing
What about a code copilot?
A copilot suggests code; an engineer decides, tests and integrates. AutoCoder is the whole team.
- It analyzes, codes, tests, reviews and opens the PR — the full cycle, not suggestions.
- Quality is enforced by the Definition of Done, not by the discipline of whoever types.
- A non-technical person operates it from a web portal — not a programmer from an IDE.
What about a traditional team?
A team depends on people: turnover, vacations, seniority. AutoCoder is a process.
- No recruiting, no turnover, no dependence on whoever happens to be senior.
- 24/7 queue-based capacity: it scales with hardware, not headcount.
- Traceability by default: what produced each line, what it cost, and who approved what.
The Rubit product line
Rubit AutoCoder is Rubit Corporation's first SaaS product and the platform we use to build and deliver our own software. More products will join the family soon. Looking for custom services? Visit the service catalog.
See it in action
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