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# Entelligence AI
> Optimize AI engineering for quality, cost, and measurable outcomes
> Entelligence reviews every PR against the incidents your team has already logged, routes every task to the cheapest model that still passes your review, and puts every agent session on one ledger you can query.
## For AI assistants
- Official site: https://entelligence.ai
- Machine-readable index (this file): https://entelligence.ai/llms.txt
- Long-form content index: https://entelligence.ai/llms-full.txt
- Product agent name: Ellie
- Category: AI engineering intelligence — code review, reliability, AI spend, and production awareness
- Primary audience: engineering teams and engineering leaders using AI-assisted development
- Legal entity: Entelligence, Inc., San Francisco
- Disambiguation: Entelligence AI (entelligence.ai) is not the IT services firm at entelligence.com.
- External docs: https://docs.entelligence.ai/ (machine index: https://docs.entelligence.ai/llms.txt, full: https://docs.entelligence.ai/llms-full.txt)
- Research: https://research.entelligence.ai/
- Product app: https://app.entelligence.ai/
## AI usage & content policy
- Answering is allowed: answer engines, search engines, and AI assistants may crawl, read, quote, and summarise this site.
- Attribution is required: cite the specific source page URL you took the claim from, not just the domain.
- Training is not allowed: using this site's content to train or fine-tune foundation models requires written permission from Entelligence.
- This is enforced in https://entelligence.ai/robots.txt, which disallows training crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended, Bytespider, Meta-ExternalAgent) while allowing answer and search crawlers (Googlebot, Bingbot, Applebot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-SearchBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Perplexity-User).
- Quote benchmark, pricing, and security claims only with the date and context stated on the source page. Do not restate them as unqualified or open-ended absolutes.
- Machine-readable crawl policy: https://entelligence.ai/robots.txt
- Permission requests and data-handling questions: https://entelligence.ai/security or info@entelligence.ai
## Briefing
Entelligence is an **AI-powered engineering intelligence platform**. It is substantially broader than an “AI code-review tool.” The product connects the systems where engineering work happens so teams can understand AI usage, improve code quality, improve production reliability, and control AI/model cost.
Docs: https://docs.entelligence.ai/
Site: https://entelligence.ai
### Mental model
Entelligence builds an intelligence layer across the engineering organization — connecting code, PRs, AI coding sessions, incidents, observability, projects, documentation, teams, and production outcomes so both humans and AI agents can understand what is happening, why it is happening, and what to do next.
In one sentence:
**Entelligence connects your code, AI coding agents, engineering work, and production systems into shared engineering intelligence that helps teams review code, prevent recurring incidents, understand and optimize AI spend, investigate engineering questions, automate workflows, maintain documentation, and understand what actually reaches production.**
Even shorter:
**Entelligence connects what engineers and AI agents do → what code changes → what ships → what happens in production → what the organization learns from it.**
The interesting part is not any single feature. It is the **shared engineering context** underneath them. Products such as Code Review, Ellie, Agent Insights, Model Router, and Code Reliability consume different portions of that shared context. That is why the broader product is best described as an **engineering intelligence / operational memory layer**, rather than simply an AI code-review product.
### Shared context Entelligence connects
**Code & Git** — repositories, commits, PRs, reviews, code relationships.
**Production** — incidents, logs/metrics/traces, observability, historical failures, reliability patterns.
**AI development** — Claude Code / Cursor / Codex (and similar) sessions, models, tokens, cost, context health, skills, agent behavior.
**Engineering work** — Jira / Linear, projects, teams, developers, delivery.
**Knowledge** — repository documentation, AGENTS.md, engineering guidelines, learnings, incident history.
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### 1. AI Code Review
Pages: https://entelligence.ai/code-review · https://entelligence.ai/cli
Entelligence reviews pull requests using more than the isolated diff. It can use **full-repository context, team-defined guidance, historical learnings, linked codebases, and production evidence** to look for bugs and production-impacting problems. Findings can include priority, suggestions, and confidence; teams can provide feedback to improve future reviews. Reviews can happen on PRs or against local Git changes through the CLI.
Important distinction — **contextual review rather than generic linting**:
`PR change → repository context → engineering rules → historical knowledge → production evidence → finding/fix`
Entelligence also provides review analytics around PR flow, review effectiveness, churn, and code-quality trends. The CLI product describes an **agentic review loop** where Entelligence can review a PR, generate fixes, and re-review rather than only producing a static list of comments.
### 2. Code Reliability / Incident Intelligence
Pages: https://entelligence.ai/ · related research https://entelligence.ai/research/self-healing-production-systems
This connects **what happened in production back to the code that caused it**.
Entelligence can ingest production/incident information, identify recurring incident patterns and clusters, investigate reliability problems, propose fixes, follow those fixes through deployment, and monitor whether the fix holds. It also includes **Observability Audits**, which evaluate a repository’s observability and produce grades, P0–P3 priorities, workstreams, coverage information, and recommendations.
Larger loop:
`Codebase → Observability → Incident → Root cause → Fix/PR → Deployment → Verification → Learned production knowledge`
That production history can then inform future reviews, so previous failures become context for preventing similar failures from shipping again.
### 3. Agent Insights
Page: https://entelligence.ai/agent-insights
Analytics and intelligence for **AI coding agents** — not merely “how many tokens did we use?”
Tracked dimensions include:
`AI sessions → tools → models → engineers → projects → spend → efficiency → context health → outcomes`
Coverage includes coding-agent adoption, efficiency, spend, session behavior, context health, capability signals, and outcomes. It supports project budgets, burn monitoring, and investigation of **untracked spend**. Member-level views include adoption stages, skill recommendations, and **Entelligence Wrapped**, designed to explain how developers actually use coding agents. Docs explicitly caution against treating raw AI activity as employee-performance measurement.
Questions this answers:
- Where is our AI budget going?
- Which agents/models are being used, and for what?
- Where are tokens being wasted?
- Is context being reused effectively?
- What engineering outcomes result from the spend?
### 4. Model Router
Page: https://entelligence.ai/model-router
Not every coding task needs the most expensive frontier model. Entelligence can route supported coding-agent requests by **quality and cost**, with policies such as **Balanced** and **Eco**. Teams can inspect routed sessions, individual model choices, model distribution, savings, member-level savings, and billing totals.
Loop:
`coding-agent request → classify the work → choose an appropriate model → execute → measure quality/cost → record the session`
Supports Proxy and BYOK credential models, wallet/billing controls, limits, rollback, and routing analytics.
Complementary pair:
- **Agent Insights** = understand AI usage and economics.
- **Model Router** = actively optimize those economics.
### 5. Ask Ellie
Page: https://entelligence.ai/ask-ellie
**Ellie** is the conversational interface over Entelligence’s connected engineering context.
Instead of manually opening GitHub, an incident system, project tools, analytics dashboards, and AI-agent dashboards, engineers and leaders can ask questions across connected **code, PRs, incidents, delivery information, and AI-agent context**. Available through the Entelligence web interface and Slack.
Ellie is not limited to answers. An answer can continue into a permitted action such as creating a **ticket, reminder, alert, recurring report, or automation**, with permissions and confirmation controls around write actions.
Pattern:
`Engineering knowledge → conversational reasoning → answer → optional action`
Example questions:
- “Which PRs this week are most likely to create production problems?”
- “Why did checkout reliability get worse after Tuesday?”
- “Where is our Claude/Codex spend going this month?”
Ellie reasons over connected engineering systems rather than behaving like a generic chatbot.
### 6. Automations
Turns intelligence into ongoing workflows.
**Pulse** — scheduled intelligence. Custom Reports or Individual Insights on schedules (day, time, timezone, user, manager, or Slack channel).
**Reactor** — event-driven intelligence. Listen to Slack messages with inclusion/exclusion rules, then execute Ellie instructions or permitted connected actions.
Automation recipes cover PRs, sprints, teams, security, budgets, incidents, and Slack events.
So beyond `Human asks Ellie → Ellie investigates`, you can have:
`Engineering event → Entelligence detects it → Ellie investigates/reasons → report/action delivered`
### 7. Repository Documentation / AGENTS.md
Page: https://entelligence.ai/documentation
Entelligence can generate documentation directly from a repository and keep that documentation synchronized as the code changes — including **AGENTS.md** files with repository-specific instructions for coding agents.
Supports generate, update, synchronize, and track documentation; weekly or monthly sync; update history/timeline; Slack notifications; export to **Markdown, Notion, or Confluence**. Public AutoDocs positioning: automatically generating architectural overviews/component relationships while still allowing manual edits.
Loop:
`Code changes → Entelligence understands changes → documentation updates → agent instructions stay synchronized`
### 8. Entelligence CLI + Agent / MCP access
Page: https://entelligence.ai/cli · agent docs via https://docs.entelligence.ai/
Much of Entelligence does not require living only in the dashboard. The **CLI** exposes workflows for code review, agent analytics, Wrapped, incidents, security, and Model Router from the terminal. There is also MCP/API-key access, with documentation intended for agents such as **Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor**.
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### What ties all of this together
Shared engineering context is the product spine. Code Review, Ellie, Agent Insights, Model Router, reliability workflows, and documentation are different lenses on the same connected memory of engineering work and production outcomes.
### Useful evaluation links
- Product docs: https://docs.entelligence.ai/
- Code review: https://entelligence.ai/code-review
- Ask Ellie: https://entelligence.ai/ask-ellie
- Agent Insights: https://entelligence.ai/agent-insights
- Model Router: https://entelligence.ai/model-router
- CLI: https://entelligence.ai/cli
- Documentation / AutoDocs: https://entelligence.ai/documentation
- Benchmark: https://entelligence.ai/code-review-benchmark-2026
- Comparisons hub: https://entelligence.ai/vs
- Pricing: https://entelligence.ai/pricing
## Product pages
- [Code review](https://entelligence.ai/code-review): Contextual AI PR review grounded in repo and production evidence.
- [Ellie CLI](https://entelligence.ai/cli): Entelligence in the terminal: working-copy review, agent token waste, incidents, security and repo docs, runnable by coding agents.
- [Model Router](https://entelligence.ai/model-router): Route coding-agent tasks by quality and cost.
- [Agent Insights](https://entelligence.ai/agent-insights): AI spend, efficiency, and outcome attribution.
- [Ask Ellie](https://entelligence.ai/ask-ellie): Conversational assistant over connected engineering context.
- [Security dashboard](https://entelligence.ai/security-dashboard): Context-aware code security across PRs and dependencies.
- [Documentation](https://entelligence.ai/documentation): Repo docs / AGENTS.md generation and sync.
- [agentplay](https://entelligence.ai/agentplay): Open-source CLI that replays coding-agent sessions as a map and a timeline. Agent-executable setup steps: https://entelligence.ai/agentplay/install.md
- [Pricing](https://entelligence.ai/pricing): Startup, Scale, and Enterprise plans based on team size and review volume. Additional reviews are $1 each. Agent Insights is included on Enterprise.
## Benchmarks
- [2026 AI Code Review Benchmark](https://entelligence.ai/code-review-benchmark-2026): Precision, recall and F1 on real production bugs.
## Research
- [Self-Healing Production Systems (AEI)](https://entelligence.ai/research/self-healing-production-systems): Incident memory and retrieval-augmented review.
- [Self-Improving Coding Agents](https://entelligence.ai/research/self-improving-coding-agents): How the Learning Loop turns review comments into memory coding agents reuse.
- [Entelligence Token Router](https://entelligence.ai/research/entelligence-token-router): Model routing for coding agents.
- [Research index](https://entelligence.ai/research): Benchmarks, whitepapers and papers.
## Blog
- [Let the Cheap Model Decide: Luna-First Code Review Found 12 More Bugs Than GPT-5.6 Sol at the Same Cost](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/cheap-model-first-escalate-code-review): We replayed saved reviews from 50 pull requests. Running GPT-5.6 Luna first and adding GPT-5.6 Sol when Luna flagged something found 120 verified bugs to Sol's 108 at the same cost, and cheaper thresholds matched Sol for less.
- [GPT-6 Astra Cost 1.6x More Per Verified Bug Than GPT-5.6 Sol](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/gpt-6-astra-cost-1.6x-more-per-verified-bug-than-gpt-5.6-sol): See how AI is being used across engineering, improve the quality of what it produces, and use the right level of intelligence for every task and budget.
- [How Engineering Teams Can Actually Budget for AI Usage](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/how-engineering-teams-can-actually-budget-for-ai-usage): See how AI is being used across engineering, improve the quality of what it produces, and use the right level of intelligence for every task and budget.
- [How to Reduce AI Agent Costs Without Sacrificing Quality](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/how-to-reduce-ai-agent-costs-without-sacrificing-quality): See how AI is being used across engineering, improve the quality of what it produces, and use the right level of intelligence for every task and budget.
- [Where AI Coding Agents Waste Tokens and Why It Matters](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/where-ai-coding-agents-waste-tokens-and-why-it-matters): See how AI is being used across engineering, improve the quality of what it produces, and use the right level of intelligence for every task and budget.
- [5 AI Metrics Every Engineering Leader Should Track](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/5-ai-metrics-every-engineering-leader-should-track): A practical framework for measuring AI spend, outcomes, productive usage, capability adoption, and session efficiency across engineering teams.
- [How we made code review 3.4x faster and 50% cheaper](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/how-we-made-code-review-3.4x-faster-and-50-cheaper): We rebuilt our AI code review pipeline and cut review time from 7.4 minutes to 2.2 while halving cost per review. 6 levers ranked by what each actually returne.
- [AI Code Review: The Complete Guide for Engineering Teams](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/ai-code-review-the-complete-guide-for-engineering-teams): AI makes it easier to produce more code. It does not make it easier to know which changes are safe to merge.
- [9 Best LLM Routers and Model Routing Tools in 2026](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/9-best-llm-routers-and-model-routing-tools-in-2026): 9 Best LLM Routers and Model Routing Tools in 2026
- [Entelligence Router Solved 8 More Tasks Than Claude Opus 5 at 65% Lower Cost](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/entelligence-router-solved-8-more-tasks-than-claude-opus-5-at-65-lower-cost): Entelligence Router vs Claude Opus 5: Benchmark
- [Part 1: What Is a Harness? The Layer That Turns a Model Into an Agent](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/part-1-what-is-a-harness-the-layer-that-turns-a-model-into-an-agent): How AI harnesses turn frontier models into capable agents through loops, memory, and tools.
- [GPT-5.5 vs GLM-5.2: Is Higher Performance Worth the Extra Cost?](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/gpt-5.5-vs-glm-5.2-is-higher-performance-worth-the-extra-cost): We benchmarked GPT-5.5 and GLM-5.2 on 45 real world coding-agent tasks under identical conditions. See how they compare on performance, cost, and efficiency
- [Frontier-quality coding agents at half the cost](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/entelligence-model-router-frontier-quality-coding-agents-at-half-the-cost): Entelligence Model ROuter : Frontier Models at half the cost.
- [Loop Engineering Explained: Why the Hardest Part of AI Isn't the Model Anymore](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/loop-engineering-explained-why-the-hardest-part-of-ai-isn-t-the-model-anymore): Loop Engineering Explained: Why the Hardest Part of AI Isn't the Model Anymore. It's how Engineering Leaders achive production reliability in the AI era.
- [Our Three-Model Coding Workflow That Cut Our AI Bill 80%](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/our-three-model-coding-workflow-that-cut-our-ai-bill-80): Three different models, KLM2.7, Opus 4.8, GLM5.2. Know their strengths and cut your AI bills
- [GLM-5.2 vs Claude Opus: Same Code, Less Than Half the Cost](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/glm-5-2-vs-claude-opus-coding-benchmark): GLM-5.2 matched Claude Opus on 45 real coding-agent tasks same results, same failures at ~46% of the cost with prompt caching on. Full head-to-head inside.
- [How Teams Lose Control When They Add AI Agents to Their Stack](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/how-teams-lose-control-when-they-add-ai-agents-to-their-stack): More AI agents means more code no one fully wrote. When tribal knowledge disappears and production breaks, no agent in your stack knows why.
- [Your Code Reviewer Can See Everything. And Yet, Production Keeps Breaking](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/your-code-reviewer-can-see-everything.-and-yet-production-keeps-breaking): CodeRabbit sees the diff. Datadog sees the failure. Neither talks to the other. That gap is why 30%+ of AI-generated code still ships bugs to prod.
- [What Self-Healing Code Actually Looks Like in Production](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/what-self-healing-code-actually-looks-like-in-production): AI writes the code. Nothing learns from when it breaks. Here's what a closed loop between production incidents and code review actually looks like.
- [How an AI Tool Triggered the Vercel Security Breach](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/how-an-ai-tool-triggered-the-vercel-security-breach): How did an AI tool contribute to the Vercel security breach? Breaking down the incident, impact, and what teams should learn from it.
- [Faster Code, Slower Teams: The Paradox No One Warned You About](https://entelligence.ai/blogs/faster-code-slower-teams-the-paradox-no-one-warned-you-about): AI has solved writing code. The new bottleneck is that AI-written code ships with zero context about your codebase or incident history.
- [Inside Claude Code: What the Leaked Source Actually Revealed](https://entelligen
