AI-native engineering, with the guardrails you actually want.
Plan visually with parallel agents, organisational guardrails, and PR-based review on the codebase you already run. Velocity without giving up code quality.
“Love how it’s able to execute my plans in one-shot.”
VP of Engineering, Warmly.ai (Series A)
The CTO’s bind
Most coding agents work great solo. They break in real teams.
Greenfield demos are easy. Real codebases break most AI tools. Legacy patterns, team conventions, security review, real users: these are where coding agents fall apart. CTOs need agent velocity with the audit trail, code review, and guardrails their team already runs.
How Lightsprint fits your engineering org
Parallel agents, supervised.
Plan
Visual plans grounded in your real codebase, your patterns, conventions, and prior decisions. See UI options and a full working preview of the change before any code runs. Engineers approve, agents execute.
Execute
Parallel cloud agents execute with cross-agent conflict prevention. Run dozens of changes in parallel in the background without stepping on each other or the main branch.
Validate
Every change gets a sandbox preview, automated scenario tests, and PR review. Releases tie back to metrics so you can spot regressions and roll back fast.
What engineering leaders get
Velocity, without losing the codebase.
Ship faster
Compound velocity across the team
- Parallel cloud agents with conflict prevention
- Requirement → spec with codebase context
- Sandbox previews on every PR
- Automated scenario tests
Expand capacity
Let non-engineers ship safely
- PR review hub for every change
- Org-level guardrails on what agents can touch
- Codebase health monitoring
- Audit trail on every action
Build the right things
Focus engineering on what matters
- Plan mode for upfront alignment
- Critique skills (e.g. gstack)
- Releases tie to product metrics
- Compounding org memory
Why CTOs pick Lightsprint
Velocity, without giving up code quality.
Org-level guardrails
Define what cloud agents can touch, what conventions they must follow, and what code requires human review. Guardrails are codebase-aware, not generic prompts.
Model- and tool-agnostic
Frontier labs ship coding agents locked to their own models. Lightsprint stays neutral, so your stack survives the next model shift.
Built for the codebases you actually have
Legacy patterns, real users, team conventions. Lightsprint is designed for production codebases. Greenfield demos fall over the moment they meet reality.
Questions
What teams ask before they switch.
Where does code execution happen, in our infrastructure or yours?
Cloud agents run in Lightsprint's infrastructure, but they push to your repository through your existing Git provider (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket). Code never leaves the systems you already control. Previews run in sandboxed environments tied to each pull request.
How does Lightsprint handle conflicts when agents run in parallel?
Cross-agent conflict prevention is built in. Cloud agents coordinate at the file and feature level so parallel changes don't step on each other or on main. When a real conflict can't be auto-resolved, it surfaces in the project board for human resolution before the PR opens.
What guardrails can I configure for what agents can touch?
Org-level guardrails are codebase-aware. Define which paths, packages, or systems are out of bounds, which patterns must be followed, and which classes of change require human review. Guardrails are enforced on every plan, not just on output.
How does Lightsprint integrate with our existing CI and PR review?
Lightsprint outputs standard pull requests. Your existing CI (tests, linters, type checks, security scans) runs against them automatically. PR review happens in your existing tool. Lightsprint adds context (plan, preview link, agent activity) to the pull request description.
Are we locked into a specific model or model provider?
No. Lightsprint is model-agnostic by design. You can swap models as the frontier moves without rewriting how your team works. The same applies to coding tools and CI.
Try it on your repo.
Connect your codebase. Describe a change. See the visual plan, preview it live, ship the PR. Free to start, no credit card required.