Give engineers their time back.
VigilOps is an autonomous agent that runs your maintenance loop — bugs, tests, deprecated APIs, failing checks — so your engineers stay focused on shipping product.
The team
Meet the founders.
We built VigilOps because we lived the problem first. Years of on-call, years of watching maintenance weekends eat product weeks, years of patch-by-patch firefighting on codebases we wanted to be moving forward instead.
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Marcus Högström
Co-founder & CEO
Spent six years on on-call rotations at a payments platform before deciding the maintenance grind should not be a human job. Builds at the seam between distributed systems and applied LLMs.
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Priya Raman
Co-founder & CTO
Former staff engineer on a large monorepo team. Wrote the original regression-test harness that VigilOps now runs against every push. Believes the best code review is one you never had to do.
Why we built this
VigilOps gives engineering teams back their time.
Every engineering team carries a maintenance load that grows faster than they can pay it down — open bugs, deprecated APIs, missing tests, failing checks. That work is real but it is not product velocity. VigilOps runs that loop autonomously: watching every push, diagnosing findings, drafting patches with regression tests, and opening PRs your team reviews like any other. The engineers keep shipping. The agent keeps the codebase clean.
Security & compliance
Trust is the product.
Your codebase is the most sensitive thing you own. VigilOps is built around three pillars that protect it end to end.
Encryption
Encrypted in transit and at rest.
All traffic is HTTPS-only. Source code and scan state are stored on encrypted volumes, and the agent never persists your code beyond the lifecycle of the pull request that produced a fix.
Repo data isolation
Per-tenant boundaries, by design.
The agent runs against a tokenized GitHub App scoped to a single organization. Findings from one customer never train, leak, or cross into another tenant — every artifact stays inside its own boundary.
SOC 2 path
Controls in place, Type II underway.
Our current state covers access control, change management, logging, and vendor review. Our target is a SOC 2 Type II report — we publish the audit timeline and control coverage as the engagement progresses.