A complex engineering program produces thousands of linked work products: requirements, architecture definitions, interface documents, analyses and verification records. Most of the cost and delay comes not from the engineering itself, but from keeping all of it consistent as the design changes.
This multi-agent system runs requirements and architecture as a repeating loop that iterates until the design settles, holding every document, part and decision in a single versioned record. A change in one place can be traced to everything it affects, including the evidence a regulator will ask for.
Engineers review and sign off at defined hold points, and the system stops rather than working from inputs that are not yet mature. It runs inside the customer’s own environment.
How it works
The Autonomous Systems Engineering Agent runs as a pipeline of three MisaCores - modular building blocks from our platform. Each one owns a single stage, from authentication to orchestration, and the whole pipeline runs inside the customer's own environment.
End-user authentication - password, magic link, OAuth or platform passthrough - with a JWT verifier, login UI and admin CLI. Gates the system behind a real MisaLabs login.
Lineage, bill-of-materials and dependency traversal over any linked-record graph. Tracks the versioned knowledge graph of engineering change records, so a change shows everything it affects.
Turns a declarative YAML manifest into a change-detected agent pipeline. Drives the orchestration from the regulatory manifest.
