Frequently Asked Questions | CodeAbility

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Frequently asked
questions.

Clear answers about our vision, development roadmap and enterprise security.

What is CodeAbility?

CodeAbility is an AI-native software engineering platform in development. The goal is to combine planning, development, testing and delivery in one connected environment.

Is CodeAbility available today?

The public website is available, but the full engineering platform is not yet generally available. Early-access opportunities will be announced as the product matures.

Will CodeAbility replace developers?

No. The product vision is to augment engineering teams with AI assistance while retaining human control over decisions, code review and releases.

What AI agents are planned?

The roadmap includes architecture, development, quality assurance, security and operations agents. Their availability and capabilities will be confirmed at release.

Will CodeAbility support GitHub?

Repository integration, including Git-based workflows, is planned. Specific providers and permissions will be confirmed as integrations are built and tested.

How will customer code be protected?

The architecture roadmap includes tenant separation, role-based access, secret isolation, audit logging and controlled execution. These protections must be implemented and independently validated before enterprise production use.

Is CodeAbility SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified?

No certification is claimed at this stage. Independent assurance and formal compliance work are future milestones.

Can organisations deploy CodeAbility privately?

Private cloud and customer-controlled deployment options are being considered. They are not currently offered as released products.

How much will CodeAbility cost?

Pricing has not been announced. The commercial model will be informed by infrastructure, model usage and customer requirements.

How can I join early access?

Visit the early-access page for current information. A dedicated registration workflow is being prepared; no access is granted automatically.