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Engineering
Code with the room watching.
A sandboxed repo checkout, live diffs, and a real terminal. Teammates steer while it works, and a push to anything protected waits for a person who has a name.
ends in a pull request
Engineering · Sales · GTM
Your whole team can watch an AI agent work in real time, and anyone can step in to redirect it. Before it does anything risky — sending an email, pushing code, publishing a page — it stops and waits for someone to approve. Divisi remembers every decision your team makes, so the next session starts smarter than the last.
Your own API key · nothing ships without a named yes
One person, one chat window, the result pasted into Slack. It works well enough that nobody questions it — until you try to find out who decided what, or why the same mistake keeps arriving on a Tuesday.
The output was never the fragile part. The reasoning was, and it evaporates.
A chat window knows nothing about your company. A room can.
Pick Engineering, Sales, or GTM and that environment’s real tools load with it. The run is powered by your workspace’s own API key, so we never spend on your behalf and never resell you tokens.
One person drives — their messages reach the agent instantly. Everyone else posts attributed suggestions and can take the wheel in a click. Same live timeline, any number of time zones.
Pushes, sends, publishes and CRM writes stop and wait for a named human, showing the exact blast radius first. Approve, edit, or deny — the decision is attributed and kept.
Every session ends in something you can point at — a pull request, updated records, assets that are actually live — plus a replayable record of how it got there. Never a chat that simply stops.
One skeleton, three environments. Not one chatbot wearing three different hats.
Code with the room watching.
A sandboxed repo checkout, live diffs, and a real terminal. Teammates steer while it works, and a push to anything protected waits for a person who has a name.
ends in a pull request
Work the deal, not the draft.
Prospecting, call prep, follow-ups, CRM hygiene. Every outbound email halts for approval showing the exact recipient and the exact words. CRM writes show field-level before and after.
ends in approved sends
Ship the campaign, not the chaos.
Brief to assets to schedule. Nothing publishes without an approval card showing the exact render, pixel for pixel — and a whole content calendar can be cleared in one pass.
ends in published assets
Every outcome, every approval, every “no, we don’t do it that way” becomes organizational memory — captured while the work happens, not written up afterwards by someone who has already moved on.
Ask your company anything
Priya deprioritised it on 4 June, after Globex confirmed SAML alone would clear their security review. The ticket is still open but unscheduled.
Answers arrive with receipts. Every claim points back to the session it came from, so nobody has to take the agent’s word for it.
What it holds
House Rules
Inferred from your team’s own approvals, denials and edits — then enforced on every agent, in every environment, without anyone writing a policy document.
The model isn’t the smart part. Your company is.
Switch vendors whenever you like — the memory stays. A model update can be bought by anyone; another company’s decision history cannot be copied.
Every agent runs on your workspace’s API key — Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini. We don’t resell tokens and we cannot spend your money.
Push, send, publish, CRM write: each one halts and shows its blast radius before a person decides. First response wins, and it is attributed.
Row-level security in the database. Your workspace is fenced at the lowest layer we have, not behind an if-statement in application code.
Engineering runs in locked-down containers with deny-by-default egress. Model keys never enter the sandbox.
The event log is the source of truth, not a report generated from one. Who decided what, when, and why — exportable and replayable.
divisi.co.in · your keys, your data, your record