Start with the projects that need attention
An overview of accessible projects helps you choose the next action: investigate a finding, refresh an outdated assessment or verify a change.
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AI for engineering teams
AI developmentfor your team
Work with code and project knowledge in Desktop. Project Pulse and the Control Center help your team spot issues and take action.
Shared project knowledge for everyone on your team
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See the project clearly. Know what to do next.
Make important checks part of regular work
Define project checks, rules and schedules. Pulse keeps their results so the team can follow changes and return to unresolved questions.
Learn moreStart with your team's task
Jira, Figma and code in one task
Gryphon can check Jira on a schedule, start eligible tasks, implement Figma designs and verify results in the browser. Combine these capabilities into your team’s workflow.
Learn moreTurn a requirement into a change you can accept
A table filter, a new API endpoint or an account setting: start with the behavior your user needs and take it through to a verified change.
Learn moreVerify the user's path as well as the build
Describe a critical flow: sign-in, a form, navigation or a request submission. Connected browser tools help walk through it and record what actually happens.
Learn moreFacts first. Then hypotheses and verification.
Provide permitted logs, symptoms and recent change context. Ask CodeGryphon to reconstruct the timeline and suggest safe next checks.
Learn moreFrom installation to your first result
Connect your project
Install Desktop, sign in and add your working context.
Choose a task
Describe the result you need or choose a suitable workflow.
Review the result
Check the diff and evidence. Retain useful findings in project knowledge.
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Who is CodeGryphon for?
Product teams, agencies and maintenance teams. Start with a real task: project analysis, a code change, verification or incident investigation. Pulse and the Control Center help teams follow up on project health.
What can I do on the web and in Telegram?
Use the web app to discuss a project and work with prepared context. Telegram lets you ask questions and keep working from your phone, on a walk or between gym sets. Local actions through the bot require an available selected desktop.
Do we need to change our IDE or team tools?
You can keep your preferred IDE. Connect supported code, task, documentation and other integrations within the permissions you grant.
Does Pulse run when my computer is off?
Desktop executes local checks. Runs depend on an available executor, context and permissions. A schedule does not make a powered-off computer execute tasks.
Where is my code and where do commands run?
Local commands run with your operating-system account permissions. Allowed project context may be synchronized with the service. Choose sources, exclusions and approvals that match your team’s requirements.
What are Glyphs, and is the balance shared by the team?
Glyphs measure usage in CodeGryphon. Actual usage depends on the task, context and mode. The balance belongs to a user account and is available across its apps; it does not imply a pooled team budget.
Can everyone see my chats?
Team members have personal work chats. Project context, rules and available results are accessed according to the user’s role and permissions.
What does your benchmark show?
An internal evaluation of models in a specific CodeGryphon configuration. The methodology combines programmatic checks and quality assessment. Conclusions depend on the tasks and do not guarantee the same result on another project.