velox ai
For developers

Generated quickly.
Engineered deliberately.

Velox AI treats source code as one artifact in a larger delivery system. Contracts, ownership, tests, security controls, operations, and handoff documentation travel with every build.

01

Native, inspectable output

Applications use standard Node.js, ESM, Fastify, GraphQL, OpenAPI, JSON Schema, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No opaque runtime is required to understand the result.

02

Contracts before coupling

API, data, UI, integration, and agent-tool contracts are versioned artifacts with source provenance and validation.

03

Explicit trust boundaries

Authentication, authorization, tenancy, provider actions, spend, deployments, and sensitive operations are mapped to review gates.

04

Evidence in the repository

Tests, runbooks, architecture decisions, current state, roadmap, and recovery plans live beside the implementation.

Blueprint artifact

The plan is machine-readable.

A Velox AI build begins with a deterministic blueprint that can be reviewed, validated, diffed, and routed to the correct platform owners.

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{
  "application": {
    "name": "Customer operations",
    "archetype": "service-portal",
    "platform": "web"
  },
  "capabilities": [
    { "owner": "webzilla", "ref": "app-shell" },
    { "owner": "velox", "ref": "auth" },
    { "owner": "workflow", "ref": "scheduler" }
  ],
  "publish": { "mode": "dry-run", "gate": "G2" }
}
Platform standards

Familiar tools. Strong defaults.

RuntimeNode 26 · Native ESM
HTTP & APIsFastify · GraphQL Yoga · OpenAPI 3.2
ContractsJSON Schema · deterministic SDL
Qualitynode:test · Playwright · release gates
OperationsStructured logs · health · readiness · runbooks
DeliveryDocker · approval-gated deployment
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Bring the brief.
Leave with a build plan.

Tell us what your business needs to run. We will map the first application, its platform capabilities, and a reviewable path to production.