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Intent
Bring the requested outcome, repository, environment, and accountable owner into one release record.
Axiom Agent · governed deployment operations
A quiet place to make releases clear.
Axiom brings release facts, readiness, human approval, recovery context, and evidence into one governed record—without pretending a connector or a plan is already a safe deployment.
Release workspace
Production configuration rollout
Intent
Repository evidence
Playbook
Awaiting review
Recovery
Plan recorded
An illustrative record. Axiom separates recorded evidence from verified live state.
Interactive simulation
01 · Select context
Ask with the repository already attached.
Choose a repository, branch, and environment. Axiom carries that context into the conversation, so operators do not have to write identifiers into every request.
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Axiom Agent · simulated workspace
guardrails onYou
Fix the timeout handling and prepare it for development.
Axiom has attached acme/payments-api, branch main, and Development · dev. No identifiers to retype.
Ask Axiom to inspect, change, or deploy…Send
Scripted sample data. No cloud account, repository, AI credits, or deployment is touched.
Explore every safe demoThe release, made legible
Intent. Playbook. Govern. Execute. Prove.
02
Playbook
Keep the intended steps, readiness evidence, validation plan, and recovery context together before review.
03
Govern
Surface risk and require the right human authority. A green state never substitutes for an approval.
04
Execute
Guide the approved handoff while keeping a recorded plan distinct from a verified provider action.
05
Prove
Preserve validation, evidence, and closure context so the release remains explainable after production.
AI · Governance · Integrations
An agent that acts, inside a system that proves it was safe.
AI
The Agent grounds repository questions in the selected branch or file through audited read-only GitHub tools, then turns plain English into an answer or proposed action. It never executes a write by itself.
Governance
Every proposed action is risk-classified, requires a workspace admin's explicit approval before it runs, and lands in a permanent audit trail — approved or not.
Integrations
Approved actions are real: GitHub changes are repository-scoped, Airflow can verify batch dependencies and schedules, and AWS delivery runs through your own workflow over short-lived OIDC credentials with rollback protection.
Intentional boundaries
The right surface for each job.
The browser handles identity, lightweight account context, and approved provider consent. The installed Agent performs validation and keeps deployment operations deliberate.
GitHub
Repository-scoped, read-only release evidence is the first source of truth.
Axiom Agent
The installed workspace validates provider access and holds consequential deployment operations.
Web companion
A lighter signed-in space where approved provider consent, profile, help, and connection context begin.
Start free
Prove the workflow before you depend on it.
The proposed Free plan includes two members and ten counted deployments each month. Approval gates, risk checks, and audit history remain included at every tier.