Understand
Map the codebase, architecture, dependencies and system behavior.
Enterprise deployment for complex codebases
Change complex software systems without moving your code.
KAVIA builds a living model of your multi-repository codebase, turns engineering intent into reviewable plans and changes, and connects the work to testing and validation — all inside your approved environment.
Understanding before generationReviewable change before release
Inside your approved environmentCustomer-controlled
Approved scope
Repositories & branchesRequirements · Architecture · CodeKAVIA intelligence layer
Understand → Plan → ChangeKnowledge graph · Specs · Reviewable artifactsCustomer validation
Build, test & approveSCM · CI · Tests · Review policiesYour modelsYour identityYour keysYour logs
Strategic enterprise engineering partnership
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KAVIA and Tata Elxsi are bringing GenAI-powered software delivery to enterprise engineering programs.
Built for teams, not just files
The hard part is changing the system.
File-level AI can help write an isolated function. Enterprise delivery spans repositories, dependencies, architecture decisions, requirements, tests, reviews and release controls. KAVIA starts with the facts of the software system and carries that understanding through delivery.
Plan & design
Turn requirements and intent into impact analysis, specifications and validation criteria.
Build
Produce reviewable changes grounded in the actual software system.
Test
Connect the change to tests, builds and evidence reviewers can inspect.
Operate
Preserve artifacts, revisions, approvals and run history as the system evolves.
Evidence from real engineering work
Observable outcomes. Customer-validated.
Anonymous by design. Specific about the workload, scale, elapsed time and validation method.
Customer environment · Multi-repository device platform
5 engineering days → 2 hours
For a task estimated at five engineering days, KAVIA produced a minimal working device image in a two-hour KAVIA-guided workflow.
Platform understanding · Build configuration · Implementation
Customer build environment · Android
50,000 lines → successful compile
Across eight hours of evaluation, KAVIA completed an Android change spanning approximately 50,000 lines of code and produced a successful compile.
Validated through the customer's own build process
Customer branch and test workflow
14,000 lines · 10 files · tests passed
KAVIA analyzed 14,000 lines across 10 files, produced the required change set and passed the agreed tests.
Reviewable through the customer's existing approval workflow
Multi-repository system understanding
150+ repositories · 1M lines
KAVIA built a branch-aware model of more than 150 repositories and one million lines of code, giving engineers a shared foundation for impact analysis and change planning.
Persistent understanding across repositories and branches
Choose the operating boundary
System-level engineering intelligence, inside customer control.
In the Customer-Controlled/Self-Hosted configuration, the application stack and engineering data operate within the customer's approved runtime boundary.
Customer-controlled security boundary
People & scope
Your engineersApproved repositoriesApproved branchesProject requirementsKAVIA runtime
Enterprise intelligenceKnowledge graph & storesPlanning & specificationsReviewable change artifactsApproved services
Your enterprise systemsModel endpointsSCM, build & testIdentity, keys & logsSource codePrompts & contextEmbeddingsGenerated artifactsRun historyRemain within the approved boundary
Restricted network
Operate without public-internet access, KAVIA-hosted runtime services or outbound telemetry. Any permitted route remains under customer control.
Disconnected
Application services, processing, inference, storage, identity, keys, logs and observability operate within the approved boundary.
Cross-domain
KAVIA operates inside the target security zone. Transfers between zones follow the customer's approved cross-domain procedures.
Fully air-gapped
The runtime does not require KAVIA-hosted services or public-internet access. The customer operates the approved model and embedding endpoints.
Deployment architecture, commercial availability and implementation details are confirmed for each customer engagement.
The controlled adoption ladder
Start read-only. Expand when your review says so.
Each step is a separate decision. The first three require nothing beyond read access to approved repositories.
Understand
- You grant
- Read access to approved repositories
- You get
- A branch-aware system model, CodeWiki, dependency understanding and architecture answers grounded in the codebase.
Plan
- You grant
- Nothing new
- You get
- Impact analysis, specifications, migration plans, architecture notes and validation criteria.
Export reviewable changes
- You grant
- Nothing new
- You get
- Patches and change artifacts applied through the customer's own procedures.
Controlled writeback
- You grant
- Write access only to approved isolated branches
- You get
- Implementation within existing merge, CI, test and approval policies.
Inside your approved environment at every step
Bring us a hard software delivery problem
One real workload. One measurable evaluation.
Bring a migration, platform upgrade, recurring defect or cross-repository change. We will determine whether KAVIA is a fit and define a scored, read-only evaluation around your codebase, controls and success criteria.
MigrationPlatform upgradeRecurring defectCross-repository change