Ship better products with AI agents that use the latest roadmap, specs and approvals.

An API stays live longer. Feature scope narrows. An architecture review changes how a service authenticates. A code-freeze exception is approved. Rithmo brings those decisions together and gives every AI agent the product and engineering context it needs before it plans, builds, tests, releases or communicates.

The business changes

  • API v1 stays live until January 15
  • Enterprise feature scope approved
  • Code-freeze exception approved
  • Shared auth library required
R

Rithmo

Checks current context

Compares what the agent is about to act on against what the company has actually settled and the evidence that established it.

  • Proceed

    Current, and nothing contradicts it

  • Blocked

    A newer decision takes precedence

  • Resolve

    The right owner supplies the missing answer

Your agent

Responds, acts or asks for a decision

Higher-value product work

Put agents on real product and engineering work

Move AI agents beyond code snippets and ticket summaries. Put them on specifications, backlog updates, test plans, release notes, migrations and the other work that moves products forward.

Consistent delivery

Keep product, code and release plans aligned

Rithmo checks the latest roadmap, feature scope, technical decisions and release plans before an agent acts. Every team works from what product and engineering have approved now.

Autonomy by default

Scale delivery without scaling review

Rithmo checks each action automatically. Approved work moves forward, product changes are applied and people only step in when a real decision is still needed.

The gap this closes

Keep every agent aligned with the latest product decisions

Roadmaps, specifications and technical plans are updated constantly, in reviews, messages and design discussions. Rithmo turns those decisions into clear guidance that every product and engineering agent can use.

Decisions start in conversation

A release moves or a feature changes priority during a product review. Rithmo connects that decision to the plans and work items agents use afterward.

Decisions are made before the spec is updated

A design choice may be settled in a meeting or a technical discussion long before anyone updates the specification.

Every change needs a clear scope

A feature change may apply to one customer segment, platform, release or environment. Rithmo establishes where the decision applies before an agent uses it.

Every exception needs clear authority

Rithmo connects release exceptions, technical deviations and temporary approvals to the person who approved them, including any limits or expiry dates.

Rithmo checks decisions across the tools your team already uses and gives agents clear guidance before they build or release.

What your agents get

Make sure every agent acts on current decisions.

Verify before acting

An agent asks what is current before it takes an action, while the action is still reversible.

Connect new decisions to existing guidance

Rithmo connects a new decision to the information it supersedes or clarifies, across the places people already work.

Confirm what the agent can do

Approved actions move forward automatically. Newer decisions take precedence. Unclear cases go to the person who owns the answer.

Ask the right person when the answer is unclear

When the answer cannot be safely determined, the owner receives a focused question. Once answered, the agent continues.

Preserve the evidence

The check, the sources, the decision and the final action all land in one clear record.

Work with any agent

Works with agents built on any platform, so it is not tied to one model, team, workflow or business system.

The three outcomes

Every checked build or release action ends one of three ways

Actions based on approved roadmaps and technical decisions proceed immediately. Newer decisions take precedence over stale agent context. Anything genuinely unclear goes to the person who owns the decision.

Proceed
Release exception

The approved release moves forward

What changed
The engineering leader approves a low-risk production fix during a code freeze, to resolve a customer login issue.
What the agent reads
The approved exception, the service it covers and the exact fix allowed during the freeze.
What Rithmo finds
The approval covers this fix, and no newer decision has replaced it.
What happens
The agent prepares and releases the approved fix. The exception and the check against it are both recorded.
Blocked
API deprecation

The latest deprecation plan takes precedence

What changed
Product and engineering move the API v1 shutdown from October 1 to January 15, so customers have more time to migrate.
What the agent reads
The previous deprecation plan, which still shuts the API down on October 1.
What Rithmo finds
The approved shutdown date is now January 15.
What happens
Rithmo stops the notice before it goes out with the October date. The agent updates the migration plan and the customer notice with the approved January 15 date.
Resolve
Feature scope

One clear answer keeps the build moving

What changed
Product decides that a new bulk export feature will be available only to enterprise customers.
What the agent reads
A beta plan that also includes several existing professional-plan customers.
What Rithmo finds
The enterprise-only decision is approved, but it does not say whether the existing beta customers keep their access.
What happens
The product owner receives one question: should the existing beta customers keep access after launch? Once answered, the agent updates the requirements using the confirmed scope.
Audit trail

Every build and release action comes with a clear record

Rithmo records the decision, the approval, the supporting evidence and the final action behind every check. When product leadership, engineering or a customer team asks why something changed, the complete answer is already available.

Audit trail

Implementation agent, payments service

  • When

    Jan 12

    Event

    Service design approved

    Source

    Architecture review

    Detail

    Service issues its own tokens

  • When

    Feb 24

    Event

    Auth moved to the library

    Source

    Security architecture

    Detail

    Shared auth library required

    What established the change

    • Security architecture

      “The payments service uses the shared auth library. No service issues its own tokens from March 2.”

      Principal architect, February 24

    • Security review

      “Security confirms the shared library covers the payments service token requirements.”

      Confirmed by security, February 24

    What it superseded

    Architecture review

    Payments design: the service issues its own tokens

    Out of date
  • When

    Mar 5

    Event

    Build plan checked

    Source

    Rithmo

    Detail

    Caught the original token design

  • When

    Mar 6

    Event

    Build plan published

    Source

    Agent, with Rithmo

    Detail

    Shared auth library applied

Rithmo holds itself accountable to you, so you can stay accountable to your customers.

One control layer. Any agent.

Rithmo works with AI agents built on different platforms. Each agent can check current company decisions before it acts.

Teams use one shared system instead of maintaining separate rules for every agent.

Scale product delivery with Rithmo.

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