Managed agent delivery — human-led, senior-reviewed

An agent dev-team your seniors sign off on — every PR reviewed, every merge earned.

Emerge runs governed AI coding agents on your repositories as a managed service. Every change is developed in an isolated git worktree, iterated against your own CI, and merged only through a human senior-engineer review gate. Agents propose; seniors dispose.

11 repos — we run our own delivery on it Worktree-isolated — never on main Human-gated — a named senior owns every merge
The problem

The backlog is real. The governance was missing.

AI coding capability is no longer in question. Whether an engineering leader can sign off on how it ships — that's the open question.

"The backlog grows faster than we can hire."

Maintenance, upgrades, test coverage, the long tail of small features — the work that never makes the sprint keeps compounding while the hiring cycle runs on quarters.

"Half the team already uses AI tools — and I can't see any of it."

Individually licensed, individually prompted, invisible to review. The capability arrived bottom-up; the governance never did. That gap is what keeps leaders up at night.

"We can't adopt what we can't audit."

For regulated and enterprise environments, "an AI wrote it" is not an acceptable answer to an auditor. Every change needs a traceable path: who asked, what ran, who reviewed, who merged.

How a change ships

Six gates between an issue and your main branch.

This is not a happy-path diagram — it is the only path. Every change, on every repository, at every tier, ships this way or not at all.

01

Issue

Work enters as a scoped, agent-ready issue — triaged with your team so the brief is unambiguous before an agent ever starts.

02

Session

An agent picks the issue up in an isolated git worktree on its own branch. Your main branch is structurally out of reach.

03

Pull request

The change lands as a pull request in your repository, on your platform, with the full diff and reasoning visible.

04

CI loop

Your own pipeline is the first gate. If checks fail, the agent iterates on the failures — before a human spends a minute on review.

05

Senior review

A named senior engineer reviews the pull request the way they would review any colleague's work. Agents propose; seniors dispose.

06

Merge

Only a human merges. The audit trail — issue to session to branch to review to merge — is complete by construction.

Proof

We are the first client.

Emerge's own businesses — commerce, marketing sites, internal platforms — run their delivery through the same orchestrated portfolio we offer. Real issues in, real merged pull requests out, daily. We'll walk you through the live audit trail on a call.

11
repositories operated under one governed orchestration daemon
1 branch
each
every session in an isolated worktree — main is structurally out of reach
100%
of merges pass a named senior engineer's review and the repo's own CI
End-to-end
audit trail: issue → session → branch → PR → review → merge
Five captioned frames of a real change shipping through the governance path on Emerge's own portfolio: a GitHub issue, the orchestration dashboard with the agent session in an isolated worktree, the pull request, the CI checks, and the human-approved merge.
A real change shipping through the six gates on Emerge's own portfolio — captured from the production orchestration dashboard and GitHub. No mock-ups.

Built on Agent Orchestrator, open-source orchestration infrastructure (MIT, © Composio Inc.). The managed service, governance model, review discipline, and delivery are Emerge Digital's.

Engagement

One governance model. Three depths of engagement.

The delivery architecture is identical at every rung — isolated worktrees, the CI loop, the senior review gate. What changes is cadence and how deeply the capability embeds in your organisation. Every rung is quoted against your actual repositories and backlog — no rate card.

Rung 1

Pilot Sprint

Teams that want evidence before commitment
Fixed scope · 2–4 weeks · one repo
  • Repo-readiness assessment — CI, branch protection, issue hygiene
  • Access-posture assessment — agreed in writing before any agent session
  • Written governance charter
  • Agent pod on a bounded issue set
  • Senior review gate on every PR
  • End-of-sprint evidence report: issues in, PRs out, merges earned
Tailored quote — the paid entry point
Start with a briefing
Rung 3

Embedded Program

Engineering orgs that want the capability, not just the service
Multi-repo program · quarterly review
  • Everything in Managed Pod
  • Client-side reviewer enablement — your seniors on the gate
  • Security & access posture co-designed with your platform team
  • Playbook handover
  • Roadmap seat
Tailored program quote
Talk to us

Why quote-based? Because the honest price depends on your repositories, your backlog shape, and your review posture — all of which the Pilot Sprint assessment establishes. We would rather scope it properly than publish a number that pretends your estate looks like everyone else's.

Get started

Start with a sprint, not a leap.

A 30-minute briefing: the live audit trail from our own portfolio, the governance model, and whether a Pilot Sprint fits your backlog. No deck-ware — the real system, then a scoped quote.

Prefer email? rami@emergedigital.com — we reply within one business day.