Ø2AI-powered product delivery

Speed has become a commodity. Governance did not.

An AI agent pipeline from RFP to deploy, coupled to your engineering team, with a human gate at every critical step.

AI speeds things up. The team delivers.

Operations that decide with Blite
AutomobLocalizaRenaultUnidasRCI Bank and ServicesPortoMobilizeLM MobilidadeUniodontoMillsSelfitNissanMeritorUnifesp

Ø1Benefits

Built for teams that need to deliver.

Ø1

Fewer hours in review

Checks and acceptance criteria built into the flow cut senior time spent on manual code review.

Ø2

Team focused on what's strategic

Agents cover what's repeatable and verifiable. The internal team keeps architecture and product decisions.

Ø3

Conventions from the start

New initiatives start with stack, conventions and architecture defined before the first line of code.

Ø2How it works

From request to deploy, with people approving.

Agent pipeline

AI writes the task. You approve the architecture before it starts.

Agents refine the backlog, propose architecture, write and test code. Architect, tech lead and QA approve before moving on.

  • RFP, feature or bug turned into a refined backlog in Azure DevOps, Jira or Trello
  • Architecture gate before breaking into tasks
  • Deterministic guardrails in CI/CD: SonarQube, Veracode, test coverage and Playwright

Polaris pipeline · human gates 3 of 4

RFP · Client portalBacklog refined by the pipeline
approved
ArchitectureArchitect review
approved
CodeAcceptance criteria verified
approved
QAAwaiting human approval
gate

Impact

What used to take a full sprint, Polaris delivers in five days.

Cycle time tracked metric by metric: from 13 to 5 days, a 62% reduction from baseline.

Cycle time per sprint

Before13 days
With Polaris5 days

Ø3Who it is for

Each leader with their own gate.

IT Manager · VendorsThe problem with a vendor without process shows up three months later.

Same gates and guardrails for the internal team and third parties.

Standardize your vendors' pipeline →
Product Owner · Head of ProductFrom RFP to refined backlog without two weeks of meetings.

Epics, features and user stories generated in Azure DevOps, Jira or Trello.

Test it with a real backlog item →
Quality Lead · QAA QA agent specifies and tests. Final sign-off stays human.

BDD specification agent, post-deploy testing and a final human gate.

Design your operation's QA gates →

Ø4Impact

Metrics measured in real operations.

13 → 5days of cycle time per sprint
32%less time refining stories
42%fewer bugs in production
51%less time spent on new code

Ø5Adoption

Three phases, from pilot to full operation.

Ø1 · Phase

Piloto

Low-risk features to calibrate the agents, validate integrations and align the team with the new flows.

Ø2 · Phase

Expansion

More modules in scope, guardrail tuning and close Blite follow-up, with the first comparable metrics.

Ø3 · Phase

Full operation

The team operates autonomously. Blite moves to technical support and periodic metrics reviews.

FAQFrequently asked questions

How to get Polaris in your operation

No standalone license, separate contract or SaaS plan. Polaris comes to your team with the Blite contract.

Does Polaris replace part of my engineering team?

No. Agents cover what's repeatable and verifiable. Your team decides architecture and product and approves every critical step.

Do I need to change my stack or tools to adopt Polaris?

No. The pipeline plugs into the flow your team already uses, like Azure DevOps, Jira or Trello and your CI/CD. Calibration happens in the pilot.

How does Polaris handle security and vulnerabilities?

Deterministic guardrails in CI/CD, verified acceptance criteria and human sign-off at the QA gate. Nothing goes to production without passing through people.

How long until Polaris is running?

The pilot starts with low-risk features at the beginning of the contract. Expansion comes once the first metrics are comparable.

Product Delivery with AI in the pipeline and a human gate at every step.

Polaris comes with Blite's Product Delivery, running inside your stack.

See Polaris running in your pipeline →