intelligy

We build enterprise software with a fleet of AI agents, and the domain experts who tell it what good looks like.

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On the screen

Every chip is an agent at work.

Each one is a real issue moving through design, code, checks and ship. Nobody is steering them.

DevHub · Bridge

Up close, the fleet falls into formation.

This is the Bridge, the console that runs the DevHub fleet. Work that fails its checks turns red and goes back. Nothing ships until it passes.

What we do

Domain experts first. Then the fleet.

We have spent careers inside the industries we build for. The fleet builds what that experience specifies, at a pace a traditional team can't match.

The work

Live software, in production.

Every screen is a product the fleet built and a domain team shaped. Keep going to turn the ring.

The floor

People own the products. Agents staff the floor.

Every product has an owner from its industry and a commander on the Bridge. Studio agents turn each need into a spec, and coding agents in the bullpen build it. Every branch clears QC before it ships to main, and Overwatch sees the whole floor from the dais.

The center

Two principals. One fleet.

Kenyon Langford, Principal · Architecture & product
Principal · Architecture & productKenyon Langford

Sold his first company to the firm that became WebMD and served eight years there as Vice President. Restructured a radiology company, built a new flagship and sold the pieces to IBM and Cerner. Hospital CIO, GE Healthcare executive, head of IT at the largest private club in the world. Today he is president of two private clubs, a partner in 911nurd, and product architect of intelligy.

Jillienne Moreno, Principal · UI & UX
Principal · UI & UXJillienne Moreno

UI and UX designer for fifteen-plus years, five of them inside a San Francisco software firm developing AI-augmented design practice. She shapes every surface intelligy ships.

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