Autonomous
Engineering Workforce.
Works alongside your engineers or independently to deliver complex engineering projects, end to end.
Explore the impactCompany knowledge. Human authority.
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A change never lives
in one file.
The decision explains the code. The code connects to the work. The work tells your engineers what needs their attention.
From AugmentedWolf’s own source
Replace the embedding provider.
Keep the callers working.
The migration connects a compatibility decision to query-time search and background indexing. The review must also cover where company data travels.
- DecisionPreserve the caller contract
Keep vector fields, dimensions and return values compatible.
- Codeembed-client.js
One interface for embeddings and result reranking.
- WorkSearch and indexing
Queries and background jobs share this dependency.
- Human reviewApprove the data boundary
Provider access and data handling need an explicit decision before rollout.
A source-backed example. The final step is a review requirement, not a claim that approval was recorded. Read the source review.
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Know the blast radius before the first line changes.
Same interface. Different consequences.
Choose a change to trace what depends on it.
embed-client.jsos-search.jsBuilds query vectors and ranks results.
os-embed-worker.jsCreates text vectors for background jobs.
2 dependent paths to review
The provider changes.
Both paths need review.
Search and background indexing call the same embedding interface. A provider change crosses both boundaries.
Check before rollout
- Keep the code and text vector contracts compatible.
- Exercise query-time search and background indexing.
- Approve credentials and the external data boundary.
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Everything learned becomes organizational knowledge
Decisions, conversations, code, and documents stay connected to the work that produced them. The next engineer or agent starts with the context already assembled.
- WorkWhat happened
- LearningWhat mattered
- Shared contextWhat applies now
- Next sessionContinue immediately
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Work continues on your servers
Start a complex engineering project. Close the laptop. AugmentedWolf continues through research, implementation, testing, and review on company infrastructure.
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Autonomous execution. Verifiable results.
A frozen contract defines the job. Every run produces traceable artifacts, tests, reviews, costs, and an audit trail. When proof is missing, the system asks for a human decision.
Every action is tied to an identity, machine, model, cost, and result.
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Productivity you can measure
See output, durability, rework, test discipline, delivery time, cost, reach, and trend by team and project.
- Output
- What reached production
- Persistence
- What remains live
- Rework
- What had to be rewritten
- Tests
- What shipped with proof
- Cost
- What each result consumed
- Trend
- What changes over time
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Every model. Your infrastructure. Your rules.
Claude Code, OpenCode, external providers, and local models work through one policy layer. Each request uses an approved model, on an approved machine, with a complete trace.
Source code and internal knowledge stay inside the company network when policy requires it.
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An implementation you can inspect
A provider changed.
The contract stayed.
Replace the local embedding service without changing the public return shape used by its callers.
The Jina client returns the vector, field, dimension and model version. Code vectors use 1536 dimensions; text vectors use 1024.
Search and indexing import the shared client. Reranking explicitly logs failures and returns the original result order.
Provider access and the data boundary require review. An approval record was not available in the inspected material.
Source reviewed 19 October 2026. Delivery time and spend were not recorded in this evidence. This verifies implementation, not autonomous delivery or a production outcome.
Historical snapshot 14 August 2026
Snapshot from AugmentedWolf's own project database. These are historical activity counts, not delivery benchmarks.
- 134,097
- conversation turns
- 2,949
- code symbols
- 641
- knowledge entries
- 506
- file summaries
- 241
- engineering tasks
- 75
- saved sessions
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Built around your organization
Your repositories define the map. Your policies define where models run. Your gates define what can ship. Runningwolf implements and operates the system with you.
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Let's talk
Talk directly with Runningwolf about where AugmentedWolf would run, what it would connect, and what you need it to deliver.