Seven repositories, 107 entry points, and every call between them — drawn from the code, not a stale wiki.
Backed by NVIDIA Inception Governed Agentic SDLC · Private & Secure
Your AI agents are fast.
But they're flying blind.
Your coding agents don't know your team's decisions, your dependencies, or why the last attempt failed — so they ship a plausible guess. EpicWise gives them that context before they write a line.
Direct founder access · SOC 2 Type I Ready
Knows your org. Works where you work. Ships what you approve.
- Today
I've been hitting frequent timeout errors when searching in the web app — third time this week.
@epicwise can you raise a ticket for this, pull in any related conversations, and assign it to me?
Message #product
Works with the tools you already run
- Jira
- GitHub
- Confluence
- Slack
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
- Azure DevOps
Claude Code
Cursor
Codex
VS Code
Your org already knows the answer. Your agents can't read it.
Coding agents made output cheap — and made the missing organizational context expensive. Here is what that costs, seat by seat.
Your seniors spend their week reconstructing context — and AI coding tools made the archaeology worse, not better.
Features ship that don’t match what you asked for — and you find out in the demo.
Every squad runs AI differently. You’re accountable for a process you can’t see or repeat.
One context engine, every tool
EpicWise reads every system your team already writes to, curates it once, and serves the result back over MCP — sign in with the SSO you already use. Keep the coding agents you already run. EpicWise is what Claude Code, Cursor and Codex read before they write.
Systems of record
Project ManagementJiraAsanaLinear*Azure ADO
Knowledge ManagementConfluenceNotion*Azure Wiki
Source CodeGitHubAzure ReposGitLabBitbucket
Web AnalyticsGoogle Analytics*Pendo*
CommunicationSlackEmail*Microsoft Teams*
* Coming soon
EpicWise Context Engine
Where that context shows up
Claude CodeCursorCodex
AntigravityVS CodeEpicWise Web AppThe graph is real. Look at it.
Four screens from the product running on a live codebase. Every number on them is measured, not mocked.
Approve the requirement. The agent ships it.
Once a requirement clears review, the EpicWise agent picks it up: works the tasks, writes and runs the tests, and opens pull requests your team reviews. Autonomy with approval gates and an audit trail on every step — your engineers stay the reviewers, not the typists.
- Intake
- Spec
- Build
- Verify
- Deploy
- Audit
Twenty minutes, no deck, no sales pitch.
Show us how your team ships today — we'll show you what the org graph surfaces.
What ships on top of the graph
The same context that briefs your agents also does the day-to-day work between idea and pull request.
30-Second Epic Builder
Paste a one-line request; get user stories, acceptance criteria and a story-point range in half a minute — grounded in the graph, so the spec names the repositories and files it will touch.
Gap Detector
Surfaces the clarifying questions that usually stall sprint kick-off — before the sprint, not during it.
Enterprise-Grade
SOC 2 Type I Ready, VPC deploy, RBAC, SSO — the answers your security review will ask for.
We're taking on a handful of design partners
EpicWise is being built alongside a small group of engineering teams. Not a waitlist — a working relationship, with the product shaped around what your team actually runs into.
What you get
- A direct line to the founders — not a support queue
- Real roadmap influence: your workflow shapes what we build next
- Free for the length of the program, preferred pricing after
- White-glove setup on your own repos, tickets and docs
What we ask
- 30 minutes with us each week while we build together
- One real repo and one real project tool connected — not a sandbox
- Honest feedback, especially when something is not working
- A reference conversation later, if we earn it
Who it's for
- Engineering orgs of roughly 20–200 shipping on GitHub and Jira
- Teams whose context is scattered across tickets, docs and threads
- Anyone piloting AI coding agents and hitting the context ceiling
On the roadmap, shaped by design partners: context-driven code review · meeting intelligence
Let's see if we're a fit
Twenty minutes, no deck. Show us how your team ships today and we'll show you what the org graph surfaces.
- First ten minutes: you walk us through how your team ships today.
- Next ten: we show the org graph on a stack like yours — live, not slides.
- Then: if it fits, we scope a design-partner pilot. If not, you leave with an honest read.
Not ready to talk?
Leave your email and we'll reach out when there's something worth showing you.