Blitzy

About

Blitzy addresses the problem that foundation models have never seen most enterprise codebases: millions of lines of internal frameworks, historical decisions, and institutional knowledge that defeat context windows. Its pipeline reverse-engineers the entire codebase into a dynamic knowledge graph — every dependency and architectural decision — that updates with each merge, and agents reason against that structure rather than raw files. Work is submitted as a specification and runs as a batch job for days or weeks, returning compiled code with end-to-end tests and an explicit scope of what remains for humans; jobs cannot be canceled once submitted. More than 3,000 specialized agents divide the work, and multi-agent QA reviews output before delivery. The commercial model reflects this shape: reverse-engineering evaluations lead to per-line deployment pricing ($0.10/line onboarded, $0.20/line generated) with enterprise contracts in the hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars per year. Customers are large organizations modernizing or extending massive proprietary systems, and the company reports top placement on SWE-Bench Pro alongside SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications.