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With Talos you can
build and evolve
production systems

Providing A Dependable Path
From Ticket To Deployment

Plan, implement, test, and refine inside a private environment governed by your policies—while Talos handles routine SDLC work and produces audit-ready records automatically.

Coordinated Subagents

Specialized agents follow repeatable steps to deliver secure, reliable, and scalable enterprise software.

Started 4 subagents...
Establish secure service topology
Updated Infrastructure Definitions
Deliver operational console
Shipped Enterprise UI Modules
Establish observability & controls
Expanded Automated Test Coverage
Optimize training & execution loops
Execution In Progress

Deep Code Intelligence

Structured system understanding gives precise insight while keeping raw source code protected.

Where could authentication fail across the system?
ParsedDependency Graph
GeneratedArchitectural Digest
MappedRequest Flow
SummarizedData Model
FlaggedResilience Gaps

Structured Requirements

Capture business, technical, and compliance needs to create clear, verifiable system plans.

---
description: Enterprise-grade modular workspace architecture
globs: platform/modules/**/*
---
# Collaborative Workspace Framework
## Requirement Controls
- Requirement IDs linked to business outcomes
- Stakeholder approvals recorded and enforced
- Architecture constraints defined before build
- Compliance controls mapped to system behavior
- Validation checks required before deployment
- Full change history preserved for audit review

Air-Gapped Security

Customer-defined policies and local execution keep sensitive data inside trusted environments.

Outbound Prompt Inspection
Resource:billing-service
Repo Tier:RESTRICTED
Digest Mode:NO RAW CODE
Policy Set:daedalus.default.secure
──────────────────────────
SANITIZATION ACTIONS
Redacted → API_KEY
Redacted → DB_CONNECTION
Tokenized → CUSTOMER_ID
DECISION
Policy Compliant
→ Forwarded to Reasoning Layer
14:02:11redact.credentialsAPPLIED
14:02:11tokenize.identifiersAPPLIED
14:02:12outbound.requestALLOWED

Audit-Ready Compliance

Deterministic workflows create permanent, exportable audit records for regulated compliance.

COMPLIANCE EXECUTION RECORD
REQ-4471Requirement Approved
actor: compliance.service
time: 09:14:22
PR-8821Code Change Reviewed
actor: security.bot
control: SOX-CC-7
DEP-1203Deployment Authorized
actor: release.agent
env: production
MON-3310Runtime Monitoring Active
control: HIPAA-164.312(b)

Full SDLC Orchestration

End-to-end automation coordinates consistently across the entire software development lifecycle.

Executing workflow...
Ticket Ingested
Requirement Parsed
Plan Generated
Tasks Decomposed
Agents Assigned
Build & Validate
Code Synthesized
Tests Passed
Deployment Gate: Approved
Change Record: Logged
Monitoring: Active
Process determinism

A Process Auditors Can Actually Test

Talos runs every task as a prescribed procedure from a library of 160+ engineering workflows. The sequence of steps, the tools, and the output format are fixed and identical on every run — only the content within each step is model-generated.

Interpretive agents

The agent plans its own path

Devin, Copilot agent mode, Cursor and the rest decide at runtime how to decompose the work and which tools to call. Two runs of the same task take different paths. A process the agent re-invents every run is, for an auditor, not a testable control — it’s a suggestion discovered after the fact.

Talos

The process is fixed, the content is generated

Talos executes a defined procedure: each step tells the agent exactly how to operate and with which tools. The agent doesn’t invent the process — it produces the model-grade content inside a process that is specified in advance, enforced by the system, and recorded step by step.

Repeatability

The same task follows the same steps, in the same order, using the same tools — across sessions, users, and machines. "Task X is always performed this way" becomes an attestation, not a hope.

Step-level auditability

Each step is recorded immutably — which workflow governed it, which step it was on, which tools it used, and the output it produced. Auditors see the procedure, not just the result.

Explainability, not forensics

Because the workflow is knowable in advance, "how does your AI do this?" is a document you hand an auditor before a single run — not a reconstruction assembled from scattered logs.

The library is extensible — when you need a procedure that doesn’t exist yet, it’s authored with you (or you build it with a Talos agent) and stays private to your organization, inheriting the same determinism and step-level auditability.

Air-Gapped
Without a Knowledge Gap

Most AI coding tools rely on static model training which is disconnected from up-to-date documentation, CVE databases, and package information.

Talos is powered by the Daedalus Knowledge Base: a structured system of expert-level engineering knowledge built directly into the platform, including:

More About The Knowledge Base
Daedalus Knowledge Base
Audit-ready Logs
With Every Release

Every code change is translated into structured, compliant documentation.

When a pull request is approved, Talos generates a complete change record in minutes, which includes:

Commits

Commits on Release v2.4.0 — Generated
Merge pull request #1 from getvictor/branch
Talos CIcommitted2 minutes ago
Verifieda91f3c2
Commits on Release v2.3.9
Merge pull request #1 from getvictor/branch
Talos CIcommitted1 day ago
Verified7bd21a8
Security: patch dependency vulnerability (CVE-2026-1042)
Talos CIcommitted1 day ago
Verified5ac883e
Infrastructure: update database connection pool limits
Talos CIcommitted1 day ago
Verified3fd92b1
Feature: structured release notes + Jira cross-reference
Talos CIcommitted1 day ago
Verifiedc72ab44
Automated, Accurate
& Compliance-Ready

For each release, Talos reviews all merged PRs, links them to Jira tickets, and produces structured and categorized release notes.

Our immutable audit trails capture:

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Talos Shield

You Decide What Is Allowed
To Leave Your Network

Most AI tools give you one fixed answer about what crosses the wire to an external model. Talos Shield gives your compliance team four levels to choose from — set by your administrators for your whole organization, not dictated by a vendor.

Policy level
What can leave your network
Where teams use it
Architecture artifacts onlyStrictest
Only abstract architecture artifacts — problem statements, design alternatives, and constraints. No source code, no configuration, no data.
Healthcare PHI zones, defense and classified work, financial trade-secret systems, and no-code-export jurisdictions.
Redacted codeBalanced
Source code reaches your own approved cloud with secrets, credentials, and configurable PII patterns stripped before it ever leaves.
Regulated teams whose existing cloud agreement already permits code, plus administrative systems that hold no regulated data.
Direct providerOpen
Source code goes directly to your chosen provider, with secrets and credential stripping still applied on the way out.
Non-regulated teams that have reviewed and accepted their provider’s terms and no-training commitments.
Frontier disabledAir-gapped
Nothing leaves your network. Talos memory and the on-premises Daedalus Knowledge Base handle everything.
Fully air-gapped enclaves, classified environments, and organizations opted out of any external model.

Set once for your whole organization

Your security team chooses the Shield level that matches your compliance posture, and it applies across every project — same platform, one policy, one audit trail.

Enforced as an administrator floor

Your security team sets the policy once. Developers cannot weaken it from the command line or local config. The policy is enforced by code, not by trust.

Recorded on every interaction

The active policy level and every redaction is written to your audit trail, so auditors can verify what was permitted to leave for any session.

Frontier reasoning, your terms

Frontier-Quality Reasoning Through
The Cloud You Already Trust

CIOs are usually forced to choose between a weaker local-only model and adding a new AI vendor to the compliance boundary. Talos removes the trade-off: when the hardest tasks call for frontier-level reasoning, it routes through a destination your compliance team has already approved.

AWS

Bedrock — in your own account

Route the toughest reasoning through Bedrock inside the AWS account you already operate, with evidence flowing through your existing CloudTrail pipeline.

AWS BAAFedRAMP via GovCloudSOC 2

Microsoft Azure

Azure OpenAI — in your own tenant

Keep frontier requests inside your Azure tenant and region, so data-residency stays settled and evidence integrates with Azure Monitor.

Microsoft DPAEU data residencySOC 2 / ISO

Google Cloud

Vertex AI — in your own project

Send frontier reasoning to Vertex AI in your HIPAA-aligned GCP project, keeping sensitive workloads inside your established boundary.

Google Cloud BAAAssured WorkloadsSOC 2

Talos inherits whichever cloud compliance umbrella you already hold — your existing BAA, FedRAMP boundary, or DPA covers the path. No new vendor relationship. No new authorization package.

Autonomous mode

An Autonomous Engineer That Works Your Queue

Point Talos at your backlog and it takes a ticket from intake to a reviewed pull request — every step attributed, policy-bound, and recorded. Your administrators choose how much autonomy Talos is granted.

Ingest
Pulls a ticket from Jira, ServiceNow, Linear, or GitHub Issues
Plan
Decomposes the work along a prescribed workflow
Build & Test
Implements across services, runs and fixes tests
Open PR
Submits a pull request with the audit evidence attached
Close loop
Posts results back to the ticket under your policy controls

Runs in your CI/CD

First-class pipeline sessions for pre-merge review, post-merge regression analysis, and deployment safety checks — each under the right Shield policy for its environment.

Watches production

In autonomous mode, Talos monitors logs and observability streams for security, compliance, and performance anomalies, and acts under your authorized response patterns.

Wires into your toolchain

Connects to your version control, ticketing, CI/CD, and DevOps systems — and you can author your own private integrations with a Talos agent.

How Talos Compares
To Other AI Tools

Many AI Tools are excellent at what they do: inline code suggestions, vibe coding prototypes, and AI-assisted editing and debugging.

Talos provides a persistent, autonomous software engineering agent that understands your codebase and respects your security boundaries.

Talos
Devin
GitHub Copilot
Cursor
Source code stays on your network
Persistent cross-session memory
Deep structural understanding
Basic
Basic
Basic
Autonomous ticket-to-PR
Self-healing test loops
Real-time runtime monitoring
Works in air-gapped environments
Degraded
Built-in expert knowledge base
Compliance-grade audit trail
Basic
Hybrid local + frontier intelligence
Frontier only
Frontier only
Frontier only
Configurable frontier-egress policy
Frontier via your own approved cloud
Basic
Admin policy developers cannot bypass
Basic
Basic
Basic
Full SDLC scope (design to operations)
Basic
Basic
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An AI Orchestra
Built for Enterprises

Built with security and compliance at the core.

End-to-end SDLC orchestration

Coordinate architecture, code generation, testing, deployment, and operations in a single, closed-loop system.

Security & compliance by design

Embed audit logging, static analysis, dependency scanning, and policy enforcement directly into every stage of delivery.

Built-in observability

Ship production-ready systems with structured logging, metrics, and distributed tracing already configured.

Private, closed-loop execution

Run entirely within isolated environments with no client data retention and full control over execution.

LLM & language agnostic

Operate across programming languages and model providers without vendor lock-in.

Immutable audit trails

Track who changed what, when, and why to support regulated and security-conscious environments.

Native VCS & toolchain integration

Works with your version control, ticketing, CI/CD, and DevOps systems — locally or remotely — fitting cleanly into existing development workflows.

Reduce contractor dependency

Automate the routine engineering and compliance work often outsourced to consultants while keeping control in-house.

Managed infrastructure options

Adopt enterprise-grade automation without building specialized ML infrastructure internally.

Conduct This Orchestra
On Your Terms

See what an AI software engineer with real memory, real understanding, and real security looks like.

More Info on Talos
That depends entirely on the Talos Shield policy your administrators set. Source code is processed on infrastructure you control, and Shield governs what is ever permitted to leave: nothing at all, abstract architecture artifacts only, or redacted code with secrets and PII stripped. Raw source code never leaves unless your own policy explicitly allows it, and every interaction is logged.
Copilot and Cursor are code suggestion tools — they help you write code faster in an editor. Talos is an autonomous software engineering agent — it takes tickets, plans implementations, writes code, runs tests, debugs failures, and delivers tested pull requests. It also maintains persistent memory of your codebase and team decisions across sessions. Different category entirely.
Yes, with full functionality. Talos processes all code inside your environment, and the Daedalus Knowledge Base provides expert-level engineering knowledge without internet access. Competitors that rely solely on frontier cloud models lose access to current documentation and best practices in air-gapped environments. Talos doesn't.
The Daedalus Knowledge Base covers 300+ technologies (341 today, updated daily) — languages, web frameworks, databases, ORMs, messaging platforms, cloud services, and security patterns — plus 160+ prescriptive engineering workflows. Talos can work with any codebase: the knowledge base provides deep, version-aware expertise for supported technologies, and Talos's structural understanding works with any code.
Every action Talos takes — every file read, every code change, every test run, every decision — is logged in a compliance-grade audit trail. In autonomous mode, this provides full traceability of what the agent did and why. The audit trail is SOC 2-ready and designed for regulated industries.
Yes. You configure execution policies that determine what requires human approval, what Talos can do independently, and what's off-limits entirely. Approval workflows are built into the platform, not bolted on.
Talos builds its initial understanding of your codebase in hours, not weeks. Your team can start working with Talos in Interactive mode on day one. Deeper structural understanding and persistent memory accumulate over the first few weeks of use.
The Self-Hosted (Core) tier is designed for exactly this. You run everything on your own hardware. Many of our customers in financial services and defense already have GPU clusters — Talos runs on what you've got.