Anticlock increases AI Engineering Yield™ by grounding Claude, Codex, Copilot and Cursor in your enterprise context, codebase and engineering guardrails.
Claude, Codex, Cursor and Copilot give you raw coding power. Anticlock adds the enterprise context, orchestration and guardrails that make it production-ready.
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Book a 90-day AI SDLC transformation. 50% higher dev productivity, or pay nothing.
Anticlock is an intelligence layer to make AI-written code enterprise-grade.
Your context, technology decisions, and frameworks become an engineering brain. Every task runs through a deterministic harness, handled by best-of-breed agents for each part of the SDLC. The judgment is delegated to AI, in bounded pieces, and validated before it counts.
Enterprise Brain for your Codebase
Anticlock ingests your repos, docs, tickets, and Figma files into a graph-backed knowledge base that grounds every agent in the process.
Maps cross-file, cross-service, and cross-repo dependencies, API endpoints, components, and entities
Retrieval runs on an indexed, benchmarked hybrid strategy, continuously evaluated against new techniques as they emerge
Kept current as code ships, so every agent works from the same up-to-date source of truth
Deterministic Orchestration of your AI SDLC
Deterministic software owns the process. The judgment is delegated to AI, in bounded pieces, and validated before it counts
Fixed agent sequencing replaces ad hoc prompting, so the same spec produces the same run every time
Maker-checker gates sit between every stage, so an agent's output is reviewed before the next step starts
Standardizes the SDLC org-wide, so output stays maintainable, secure, and consistent
Spec-Led Development
Turns an idea into a locked spec, and a locked spec into a shipped PR.
SpecAI AgentsTurn a raw idea, doc, or ticket into a spec covering requirements, workflows, design, and architecture, packaged as a work order any developer or agent can act on.
Spec2Code AgentsBreaks down the locked spec into discrete tasks, each built and tested with its own front-end and back-end coverage. What ships as a PR matches the spec exactly.
Track, Visualize, and Manage AI Spend
Every task your engineers run through Anticlock is routed, tracked, and visualized, giving you full control over what your AI spend is actually going toward.
LLM routing: tasks are routed to the model tier they need, so spend isn't wasted running simple work on your most expensive model
Spend tracking: every task is logged by cost, type, and repo, so spend rolls up by team or project instead of arriving as one flat bill
Three ways to run your AI SDLC with Anticlock
Run it yourself on the platform, have Anticlock run it for you, or bring in the team that makes your whole org AI-native, then leaves.
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Your engineers run your SDLC on Anticlock.
Your engineers own the workflows, gates, and checker agents
Claude, Codex, Cursor, and Copilot run grounded and gated by Anticlock underneath
Deployed inside your infrastructure, under your security posture
Anticlock's team is on call for platform issues, upgrades, and questions
