The agent inside Cisely

Meet Paroksh, the agent built into Cisely.

Paroksh helps your team capture business context and define the application model from which Cisely generates software. Their work stays in draft until you review it, and they stop when a decision needs human judgement.

Where they stop

You decide what becomes authoritative.

Paroksh can research, draft and build, but consequential changes still follow explicit review and approval rules. These are the boundaries built into the workflow.

AI-generated context stays in draft: Review, correct and activate what you agree with. Until then, the content remains a proposal and is not treated as approved context.
Questions stay focused: When Paroksh needs structured input, they use a form with no more than three questions at a time.
Human decisions block progress: If work depends on your judgement, Paroksh pauses and presents a decision that must be answered before the task can continue.
Missing rationale is reported: If work has no approved expectation or business reason behind it, Paroksh reports the gap instead of inventing one.
Unattended does not mean unsupervised: When nobody is present, a consequential action waits for an operator. The approval requirement belongs to the operation and applies to every caller.
They report what happened, not what they expected: Failures, skipped steps and unverified results remain visible in the handoff instead of being summarised away.

What they do

Draft context, model the application and keep the record current.

You provide direction and judgement. Paroksh turns it into structured context, application definitions and a durable record of decisions and work.

Drafts the business context: Paroksh asks focused questions and turns your answers into draft missions, beliefs, strategies, personas and stakeholders for you to review.
Turns goals into promises that can be checked: They help express a goal as a measurable expectation and identify goals that still have no way to test the outcome.
Models the application: They define actors, processes, entities, rules, commands, queries, policies and routes. Cisely derives the backend, schema, API and typed clients from that definition.
Builds, on a branch, with a preview: Changes stay on a branch for review, with a preview your team can inspect before publishing.
Keeps the record: They record decisions, rationale, lessons and open work against the part of the model each item concerns.

Where you meet them

In two places, under one identity.

Across the business model: From Cisely, they can read and propose changes across missions, strategies, personas, expectations and work.
In the Workshop, on one project: Within a project, they work beside views of the model, including tables, operations, architecture, flows, contracts, coverage, source and the running application.
On the model you choose: Paroksh provides the workflow around the model. You can use a supported provider while keeping the same review gates and project record.
As you, never as themselves: Every write runs as the signed-in user through the same permission checks as a manual action.

What they remember

Sessions end. The project record continues.

The journal persists between sessions: A session ends, but decisions, lessons and work history remain in the project journal.
A session begins by reading the last one: A new session can read what was attempted, what changed, what was learned, what is blocked and what should happen next.
Handoffs are explicit: Large tasks are left with checkpoints and a concrete next step so another session can continue without relying on hidden memory.

Start with a short description of your business.

Review the model Paroksh drafts, correct what is wrong and approve what is useful. That first exchange makes the division of work clear: the agent structures and drafts; you decide what is true.

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