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April 11, 2024 / 1 min read

Introducing LogicStar

🚀 We are thrilled to introduce LogicStar, a pioneering deep-tech startup based in Switzerland, revolutionizing application monitoring and maintenance.

Our cutting-edge platform blends AI with proven computer science methodologies to create agentic AI-tailored application mocks. These mocks reproduce software bugs in an AI-powered mock execution environment, enabling scalable evaluation and verification of AI-driven fix suggestions.

Our exceptional team comprises experts and top researchers from ETH Zurich, INSAIT, and MIT, alongside seasoned serial entrepreneurs, united by a shared mission to redefine the future of software reliability.

✨ Join us on this transformative journey as we push the boundaries of network monitoring and maintenance with groundbreaking innovation.

Blog

  • How a software factory earns the right to merge: CI, narrow checks and AI review feed fixed rules set by the blast radius. When the checks pass the change is ready to merge; on a conflict a reviewer resolves it.

    November 12, 20268 min read

    How a Software Factory Earns the Right to Merge

    A coding agent can turn a ticket into a green pull request in minutes. We split the merge decision into narrow checks, let fixed rules decide, set the strictness by the blast radius of a change, and bring in a person only where the agent gets stuck.

  • A ticket's path through a software factory. Most of the steps come before the coding agent starts.

    November 6, 20266 min read

    Stopping the Wrong Work Early

    We compared a stronger model, a different agent, answers from the author and a read-only investigation before any code. On 19 fresh tickets, the investigation went ahead on 9 of 10 wanted changes and held back 7 of 9 requests an author had already declined.

Transform your SDLC with agentsFrom copilots to a self-driving SDLC

With the team behind the first AI for code.

Backed by frontier coding agent research with ETH Zurich.