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Ideas become products_ CLEVI Coding Agent (Clevi Coding-Agent)

Introducing CLEVI Coding Agent

Even when you have an idea to commercialize, it can be difficult to launch a product without sufficient development staff, budget, or maintenance capabilities. CLEVI Coding Agent (Clevi Coding-Agent) performs coding, analysis, and modification tasks based on requirements provided in natural language. Planners can quickly validate ideas, while developers can reduce repetitive work and focus on product quality and launch speed.

Agentic AI that lowers the barriers to development

Key constraints that arise during development and the scope of Coding Agent use
SituationExisting constraintsCoding Agent use
Validating new ideasRequires development staff and initial costsCreate a PoC based on natural-language requirements
Managing legacy codeUnderstanding the structure and dependencies takes timeAnalyse the code and suggest targets for modification and improvements
Maintaining outsourced development deliverablesDifficult to respond when the responsible vendor or developer is unavailableAnalyse problem areas in the existing code and the scope of changes
Building an in-house sales channelRequires developing platform configuration and operational featuresSupport implementation of website and sales functions

cip-5-coder developed by CLEVI

CLEVI developed the Coding Agent model cip-5-coder based on the agent capabilities of its proprietary large language model, developed in-house from the outset. cip-5-coder is designed to analyse developer instructions and project context and perform the required tasks. CLEVI's in-house developers currently use its proprietary Coding Agent in real projects.

  • Implement requirements provided in natural language as code
  • Analyse the structure and code flow of existing projects
  • Report the causes of errors and targets for modification
  • Suggest improvements to enhance code quality
  • Perform repetitive development tasks and refactoring
  • Support PoC creation and feature validation
Workflow in which employees and Coding Agent share responsibilities
Workflow stageHuman roleCoding Agent role
Requirements definitionDefine goals, conditions, and prioritiesOrganize requirements into work units
PoC developmentSet the validation scope and success criteriaImplement functions and generate executable deliverables
Problem analysisIdentify error conditions and expected resultsExplore potential causes and relevant code
RefactoringApprove the scope of changes and quality standardsPropose structural improvements and modify the code
Result validationAssess product suitability and final qualityConduct tests and report on the results of modifications

There have been cases where a single employee completed projects that previously required a team of three or four people, and internally, the quality of the deliverables was also assessed as having improved.

CLEVI internal use cases

On-premises configuration for environments requiring security

Source code from businesses and institutions may contain information that is difficult to disclose externally, such as product structures, business rules, and security settings. CLEVI Coding Agent can also be configured to operate in a closed, on-premises environment. Code and development information can be processed within the organization’s internal environment in accordance with its security policies and system requirements.

On-premises Coding Agent

Try the Coding Agent and make an inquiry

To try the CLEVI Coding Agent before a PoC, please complete the application to use the Agent API on our website. After reviewing your application, we will provide information about how to use it and the scope of applicable tasks. You can also submit inquiries about on-premises deployment, analysis of existing code, and development of new services.

https://clevi.ai/ko/products/coding-agent

  • Clevi Coding-Agent
  • cip-5-coder
  • Agentic AI
  • Code analysis
  • PoC
  • Refactoring
  • On-premises
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