An agent that remembers the project.
SOLVR maintains project context, works through approved tools, and moves assigned delivery work forward under expert review.
SOLVR is SOLVD.cloud’s controlled-beta autonomous delivery agent. It maintains a structured client wiki, responds inside authorized Slack channels, works assigned Asana tasks in isolated development environments, and records actions for review. It is designed to preserve project context and accelerate delivery while people retain approval over sensitive changes and production releases.
Project knowledge decays every time the work changes hands.
Requirements sit in calls, Slack threads, tickets, documents, and code. The project team spends time recovering decisions before it can make the next one, and the record gets weaker as people and priorities change.
An agent can help maintain that context as part of the work itself. The goal is a current project memory that experts can inspect, correct, and use when they plan, build, review, or bring in a specialist.
SOLVR is being built to keep the context layer close to the delivery loop instead of treating documentation as a separate cleanup task.
The agent carries context and repeatable work while experts own the outcome.
Before a build, SOLVR can assemble the decisions, requirements, constraints, and existing system knowledge that shape the task.
During delivery, it can work assigned tasks, keep the project wiki current, and prepare implementation artifacts for expert review.
After release, the project keeps a reviewable record of what changed and why, which gives support teams and future specialists a stronger starting point.
SOLVR is the agent layer inside Expertise as a Service. It increases the capacity of the embedded team without moving architecture, quality, adoption, or production approval away from the people accountable for them.
Autonomous work stays inside explicit access and review boundaries.
| Boundary | What it means |
|---|---|
| Authorized surfaces | The agent works only through the project channels, tools, and accounts approved for its role. |
| Isolated execution | Development work runs inside managed Git and sandbox environments before anything reaches production. |
| Human approval | Sensitive steps pause for review by the person responsible for the system and business outcome. |
| Access verification | Automated security checks inspect whether permissions match the intended assignment. |
| Operational trace | The team can review agent actions and operating cost through centralized telemetry. |
SOLVR is in controlled beta.
We use SOLVR inside our own delivery work and are evaluating selected client pilots. Availability, supported integrations, and operating requirements can change as we test security, reliability, and the amount of expert steering different work requires.
A useful early pilot has a defined workflow, enough recurring context to maintain, an internal owner, and a team prepared to review agent output. We will tell you directly when the current beta is not ready for the work you have in mind.
Questions people actually ask
What is SOLVR?
SOLVR is our controlled-beta autonomous delivery agent. It maintains project context, works assigned tasks through approved tools, and gives the embedded team a reviewable record of what it did.
Is SOLVR available to clients now?
SOLVR is not a broadly available software product. We are using it internally and evaluating selected client pilots where the workflow, access model, security requirements, and human review process are a responsible fit.
Does SOLVR replace a project manager or consultant?
No. People still own priorities, client relationships, architecture, judgment, adoption, and production approval. SOLVR carries project memory and repeatable execution so those people can spend more time on decisions and outcomes.
See how the embedded team worksWhat tools can SOLVR work with?
The current architecture supports an auto-maintained wiki, authorized Slack channels and direct messages, assigned Asana tasks, managed Git and sandbox environments, approval gates, access checks, and centralized tracing. The exact tool set is configured and validated for each pilot.
How does SOLVR protect project and customer data?
The operating model uses explicit tool access, isolated development environments, human approval gates, automated access checks, and traceability. A pilot still requires a specific security and data review because the right controls depend on the client, systems, and work involved.
How does SOLVR fit with Expertise as a Service?
SOLVR is the agent layer that supports the accountable core team. It helps retain context and accelerate assigned work while generalists, specialists, and client leaders remain responsible for the result.
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