Texova doesn't bolt AI onto a traditional workflow — the forge is the workflow. Autonomous agents architect, refactor, and verify production systems, with humans steering the objectives and owning the boundaries.
A representative run from the forge: agents analyze the diff, parse source documents, pass the test gates, and ship to Canadian infrastructure — all in one pipeline.
Different models for different cognition — code reasoning and multimodal comprehension — composed into a single build process.
Autonomous system refactoring
Agents reason over the full workspace graph — extracting modules, tightening types, and hardening tenant boundaries across systems. Code-level changes are proposed, tested, and verified before they land, not hand-applied line by line.
Multimodal context parsing
Large multimodal context windows ingest dense source material — IRCC PDF templates, regulatory documents, and form schemas — extracting structure that becomes typed mappers and validation rules downstream.
Each change starts as a scoped objective. Agents draft an implementation plan against the live codebase before touching a file.
Claude Code applies changes inside isolated worktrees; strict TypeScript and adversarial test suites gate every step.
Tenant isolation and Canadian data residency are re-asserted on every deploy — verified, never assumed.
Next.js 15 RSC builds prerender static routes; deploys roll out to ca-central-1 with sub-100ms cold starts.
The same forge behind our document automation, predictive engines, and secure multi-tenant systems — autonomous, verified, and Canadian by default.