Grace is designed for kindness to humans, and velocity for agents. It's meant to help you stay calm, in-control, and in-flow as you ship code at agentic speed.
It has all of the basics you'd expect from a version control system, plus primitives that help you monitor your agents, capture the work they're doing, and review that work in real-time using both deterministic checks and AI prompts that you can write, with rules that you set.
Grace assumes that AI belongs in the version control system, reacting to events, reviewing changes, and generating whatever you need to get code from idea to agent to production.
Along with version control, Grace is designed to capture the work items, the prompts, the specifications, the model versions, and so much more - everything that goes into doing agentic coding - so you and your agents have the best possible context to complete the work successfully, and review it with confidence.
All you have to do is tell your agents to run grace agent bootstrap at the start of the session. Grace and your agents will take care of the rest, automatically capturing what's going on. The bootstrap is customizable, and Grace will even help you customize it.
In the repository, you define the checks you want run in respose to which events, you define the prompts, you choose the models, and Grace Server will do the rest, capturing the results in detailed Review reports. Again, Grace will help you define and customize all of it.
Of course it's fast. Grace is multitenant, built for massive repositories, insane numbers of developers and agents, and ludicrous amounts of code and binary files of any size.
It ships with a promotion queue - Grace doesn't do merges, it does promotions - and automatically handles promotion conflict resolution according to rules and confidence levels you set.
Last modified 03 November 2026