Engrams is an open-source alternative to Devin from Cortex Apps: an AI software factory for the enterprise, written in Rust. It aims at the whole path from ticket to merged change rather than a single coding assistant session.
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Run an agent pipeline from issue to pull request inside your own environment.
Keep code and tickets inside your perimeter instead of sending them to a hosted agent.
Give every team the same agent workflow instead of one prompt per developer.
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