Every change earns its way to your team. Automatically.
When agents open most of your pull requests, you need a validation layer built for that volume. Cauldron is it. Each Task brews in its own sandbox, so by the time a human looks, the change is already clean.
A sandbox per Task, watched line by line.
Every Task gets its own brew: an isolated environment where the change is validated before review. It formats, lints, type-checks, and tests. For app work it goes further, capturing a screenshot as proof, booting an emulator to check the UI, and running the BDD scenarios that describe how the feature should behave.
- No separate CI service to wire up and babysit.
- The result is attached to the Task, with a preview you can open.
- A live monitor shows every brew in flight, so you know what is ready.
Format
The change matches your style, automatically.
Lint
Common mistakes are caught before a human sees them.
Type-check
The contract holds across the codebase.
Test
The suite runs, and the result is attached to the Task.
For app work, a passing test is not the whole story.
Some teams ship a backend, a mobile app, and a desktop app to real customers. So a brew does more than run the suite. It shows you the screen, drives the UI on a device, and checks the behaviour against the scenarios the Task was written from.
Screenshots as proof of work
The brew renders the changed screen and attaches the image to the Task, so review starts from what the customer will actually see.
Emulator UI checks
It boots an iPhone or Android emulator, drives the new flow, and confirms the interface renders and responds before anyone opens the PR.
BDD scenarios, green
Given, when, then. The brew runs the behaviour scenarios the Task describes and reports each one, so intent and code stay in step.
No separate pipeline to wire up and babysit.
The validation layer is part of the platform, and it sits between the agent's work and your review. This is continuous integration for a world where agents do the writing.
- Built into the platform, nothing extra to host.
- Sits between the agent's work and your review.
- Continuous integration for agent-written change.
Deployments carries it the rest of the way.
When a change is reviewed and merged, Deployments takes it from a clean brew all the way to production.
Deployment history
Every release, tracked.
Cloud environments
Promote across environments with confidence.
Vaults
Environment-scoped secrets, kept out of the code.
Provisioning wizard
Stand up managed platforms or virtual machines, guided.
Service topology
A live diagram of how your services connect.
Snapshot diffs
See exactly what changed between releases.
A change that does not brew clean does not move forward.
Wire up your repositories and let every Task brew before review.
