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The architecture compiler for large codebases

At millions of lines of code, agents search. Evolvix understands.

Ask how anything works and what a change really touches. Then describe the change: Evolvix compiles your intent into a concrete plan, using a team of agents, and checks it against everything it touches.

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Ask how it works.

Your team knows parts of the system. Your agents know the files they read this session. Evolvix knows all of it, and answers in plain language, from a single step to the whole flow.

~2–10%

of a million-line codebase fits in an agent’s context at once.

Rough calculation: about 10 tokens per line, and a context window of 200k to 1M tokens. At 10 million lines, it is under 1%.

Example query: Show me the steps for authentication. The answer is a swimlane of the five authentication steps across auth service, user store, session store and audit log, with the objects they pass along.

See what a change touches.

A plan covers what its author looked at. Ask what the change really touches, and see what the plan missed, before anything is written.

~1 in 5

callers of a widely used function an agent may miss when it plans a change from search alone.

Early estimate.

Example query: What breaks if I change step 3? The answer shows verify password called by the login flow, which is in the plan, and by the password reset flow and admin login, which the plan missed.

Plan from the whole system.

Query-driven code design: ask your codebase how it works, then design the change from the answers.

  1. Index. Connect your codebase.
  2. Query and design. Ask in plain language, from the big picture down to the details, and check the plan against your code before anything is written.
  3. Implement. Agents build what was planned, and when you change the design in the diagram, the code follows.
Example query: Update the plan to cover every caller. The answer shows the login flow, the password reset flow and admin login all in the plan.
Example session that plays on its own: three queries, their answers, and a plan that grows. Query 1: Show me the steps for authentication. Answer, as a swimlane across auth service, user store, session store and audit log: 1 receive credentials, 2 check user against the user record, 3 verify password, 4 issue session token, creating a session, 5 log the login as an audit entry. The plan gets its first step: change verify password (step 3). Query 2: What breaks if I change step 3? Answer, as a collaboration diagram checking the plan: verify password is called by the login flow, which is in the plan, and by the password reset flow and admin login, which the plan missed. Query 3: Update the plan to cover every caller. The plan gains two steps, update the password reset flow and update admin login, and is checked against the code: all three callers are covered.

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We are opening Evolvix to a small group of teams with large codebases.

What would you use it for first?
What is your role?
About how many people work at your company?
Roughly how big is the codebase?

All questions are optional. A rough answer is fine.