Private beta. Onboarding enterprise design partners.
Bringing possibility through probability

Your second engineering team — that doesn't clock out.

From task to production — autonomously. Every change tested.

Everything you need to ship faster

Built-in primitives.

Pipeline
Task queue + SSE stream

Ship features without scheduling engineers

Auth
JWT + passwordless magic link

Security signs off — no pushback

Realtime
Server-Sent Events live progress

Watch work happen — jump in anytime

Billing
Stripe subscriptions + budget caps

Revenue scales, costs stay capped

Integrations
HMAC webhooks + replay logs + CI/CD

Plugs into your existing pipeline

Teams
Workspaces + roles + audit + queues

Team works together, safely

Why teams choose Kepler

Built for teams that ship without compromise

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It executes — you don't chase engineers for status

Kepler doesn't suggest. It executes — from intent through validation through delivery — without engineer intervention required.

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Deploys where you tell it to

On-prem, on your infrastructure, aligned with your policies. Includes air-gapped networks. Code never has to leave your network.

Built on EFA — Evaluation-First Attention

Kepler scores every change against task-specific criteria before delivery. Based on Evaluation-First Generation Research.

How Kepler compares

Direct comparison against the autonomous and agentic coding tools teams evaluate today.

Capability Kepler Devin Cursor Claude Code Copilot
Improves its own accuracy on every task — measurable, not magic Yes Partial No No No
Configure the engine, not just the prompts Yes No No No No
Every change scored against your standards before delivery Yes No No Partial No
Ships while you sleep — fully autonomous from task to delivery Yes Partial No No Partial
Predictable cost per task — capped before it starts Yes No No No No
Isolated by design — no cross-task contamination Yes No No No No
On-prem / air-gapped deployment Yes No No No No
IDE-native pair programming Planned Yes Yes Yes Yes
GitHub-native repo ingest Planned Yes Yes Partial Yes
Chatbot Planned Yes Yes Yes Yes

Kepler optimizes for autonomous enterprise delivery; Cursor, Copilot, and Claude Code optimize for interactive coding. Both lanes are valid — choose by workflow. Capabilities reflect public product positioning as of June 2026.

Source flexibility

Connect Your Data

Plug Kepler into any source your organization uses — REST API, CLI, webhooks, or custom connectors.

REST API

POST /api/jobs with bearer token. Stream progress via SSE.

CLI

kepler submit ./task.yml — drop into any CI step.

Webhooks

HMAC-signed POST on every status change. Replay-safe.

Custom Connectors

Enterprise connectors for Jira, Linear, and GitHub Issues are built in.

# Submit an autonomous dev job
curl -X POST /api/jobs \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" \
  -F "title=Add rate limiting to /api/login" \
  -F "description=Apply slowapi, 10 req/min" \
  -F "priority=1" \
  -F "max_cost_usd=3.00"
// 200 OK
{
  "job_id":     "af_7xk2p9q8r",
  "status":     "queued",
  "title":      "Add rate limiting to /api/login",
  "created_at": "2026-06-30T10:23:44Z",
  "sse_url":    "/api/jobs/af_7xk2p9q8r/stream",
  "budget_usd": 3.00
}

Three steps to autonomous shipping

From expectation to deployed code. Kepler handles the rest.

01
Connect your source

Direct task input via REST API, CLI, webhook, or built-in Jira, Linear, and GitHub Issues connectors — drop Kepler into your existing pipeline.

02
Kepler executes the full lifecycle

Plans the change, executes the work, validates against your criteria, and prepares the delivery — autonomously.

03
Deliver to your environment

Output to your repository, your branch, your environment — wherever your delivery pipeline expects it.

Multi-phase Apex engine
Understand
Intent + criteria
Plan
Plan + refine
Execute
Code + test
Validate
Score every change
Deliver
Patch + learn
EFA criteria scored at every gate — every change verified

Start building
autonomously today

Join teams shipping autonomously. Get started with a magic link — no password required.