For enterprises
Anvil Coder is hosted in Switzerland, keeps the organisation in every record and every request, writes an audit trail per work step and lets you bring your own model key. The result arrives as a draft pull request in your repository, and a human merges it. Your developers get an AI workflow; your security review gets answers with the source code beside them.
The organisation is part of every record and every request, not a filter someone could forget. Generated code is built and tested in a privilege-less, disposable pod. Your repository token never leaves the coordinator. Every work step writes to an audit trail.
Model requests go to the provider you configure, or through your organisation’s own key straight to your own account. For the Enterprise tier the service runs on its own workers and, on request, in your own data centre.
Your architecture rules are not a wiki page the agent may have read. They stand as guardrails in every single prompt; what you store as a machine-readable rule is checked during the run and blocks on violation.
The result is a draft pull request in your own repository with one commit per work step. Your team reads what was asked, what changed and what was checked, and merges. Nothing to import, no new tool to learn.
Costs sit at the project, not in a monthly total. A cap per organisation, per project and per run holds a run before it gets expensive. Billing is in Switzerland, in CHF.
The pilot is the usual first step: one team, one repository, five tasks, a fixed time box, and a verdict your steering committee can read.