Today we are opening the doors on Terminum. The website is up, the waitlist is open, and we are starting to work with the first teams.
What we are building
Terminum is independent verification for software built with coding agents. Your agents keep writing the code. Terminum checks that the running product does what your team meant, against a shared spec written in plain language and versioned in git next to the change. It is a new stage in the delivery pipeline, between the CI you already run and the CD you already trust: continuous verification.
Who it is for
Engineering teams at Series A and beyond who use coding agents heavily, and who have noticed that reviewing every change has become the bottleneck. If more pull requests are opened by agents than by people on your team, and a passing build no longer feels like enough, this is for you.
Where we are
Early. We are working closely with a small number of design partners to get the spec layer and the verification runs right before we open it up more widely. The founders are two engineers who have built and run production systems where correctness was not optional, and we would rather get this right with ten teams than ship something vague to a thousand.
How to get involved
Join the waitlist and tell us how your team builds with agents, where review breaks down, and what you need to know before you ship. We read every reply, and the teams whose problems match what we are building will hear from us first.
Thank you for reading. More soon.