Engineering Teams
The AI engineer that actually ships.
Syntic Code is not autocomplete. It is not a chat window next to your editor. It is an AI coding agent that reads your codebase, plans multi-step work, edits files across your repo, runs your tests, and opens a reviewable PR. Available as the Syntic Code CLI for your terminal, and Syntic Code Desktop — a native coding environment built exclusively on Amara, with no third-party models, no model switching, no distractions. Your engineers stay in control. The agent does the execution.
Why engineering leaders choose Syntic Code
An agent for the work, not a smarter autocomplete
The difference between saving seconds and saving days is whether the tool can carry a task end to end. Syntic Code can.
The shift from autocomplete to agent
Code completion saved seconds. Syntic Code saves days. Your engineers describe the goal, refactor this module, migrate this service, debug this incident, and the agent plans the work, reads the relevant files, makes the changes, runs the tests, and ships a reviewable PR. Your engineers stay in control. The agent does the typing.
Two surfaces, one engine
Syntic Code CLI lives in your terminal — composable, pipeable, chainable, runnable in CI like any Unix tool. Install in one command and it works with whatever terminal, shell, and editor your team already uses. Syntic Code Desktop is the native coding environment — a dedicated desktop app built exclusively on Syntic's own models. No GPT. No Claude. No model picker. Just Amara, purpose-built for code, in a clean desktop experience designed for engineers who want their AI coding tool separate from everything else. Think Cursor or Windsurf, but running entirely on a model we built and own. Same agent underneath both. Same memory. Same controls. Same codebase awareness. Your engineers pick the surface.
Built for codebases that matter
Per-project memory means Amara learns your conventions, your architecture, your patterns. The agent that worked on your auth service yesterday remembers your team's choices today. No re-prompting, no context dumps, no drift.
What your team gets
From the first PR to the hardest migration
The same agent shows up across the lifecycle, scoped to your repo and tuned to your team.
Write and refactor at agent speed
Describe what you want. Amara writes it, tests it, and ships it. Multi-file refactors, framework migrations, and feature builds that used to take weeks ship in days.
Debug and fix at incident speed
Paste a stack trace, link a failing CI run, or point Amara at a flaky test. The agent traces the root cause across your codebase and proposes a fix with the reasoning attached.
Onboard engineers faster
New hires use Amara to navigate the codebase, understand legacy systems, and ship their first PR in days, not weeks. The agent knows your conventions because it learned them from your team.
Automate the boring work
Dependency upgrades. Test coverage. Documentation. Code review for stylistic issues. The work your senior engineers shouldn't be doing, handled.
Stay in the terminal
Syntic Code CLI is composable. Pipe it into your existing scripts. Chain it with other tools. Run it in CI as part of your pipeline. Use it like any other Unix tool — except this one understands your entire codebase and can plan and execute multi-step changes autonomously. One command to install. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
How it fits your stack
Built to live where your engineers already work
No new IDE to learn and no workflow to abandon. Syntic Code attaches the agent to the tools and repos your team already uses.
Works with your existing tools
Syntic Code CLI integrates with everything: Git, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket. VS Code, JetBrains, Vim, Emacs, native terminal. Bash, zsh, fish, PowerShell. It attaches to your existing workflow without replacing it. Syntic Code Desktop is a standalone coding environment — no IDE required. It includes a built-in terminal, file tree, and editor surface. Use it as your primary coding environment or alongside your existing IDE. Your choice.
Project memory that travels
Per-project SYNTIC.md files capture team conventions, architecture decisions, and patterns. Checked into your repo. Reviewed in PRs. Versioned like any other code.
Multi-tab, multi-repo workflows
Syntic Code Desktop handles complex multi-repo workflows that browser-based tools can't. Engineers switch between projects in tabs — each tab has its own memory, its own context, its own session. Switch from the API repo to the frontend repo to the internal tooling repo without losing context in any of them. No browser. No Electron app pretending to be native. A real desktop application built for engineers who live in their editor.
Scoped to your repo
The agent runs scoped to the project you opened. Not your home directory, not your SSH keys, not your password manager. Security by default.
How we work with engineering teams
From one engineer to the whole org
Start self-serve in minutes, or scope a deployment that keeps your code inside your environment. The path scales with the team.
Self-serve for individuals and small teams
Engineers are up and running in minutes. Syntic Code CLI installs in one command — npm install -g @syntic/cli. Syntic Code Desktop downloads as a native binary for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Both connect to your Syntic account. No sales call. No procurement process. Try it today.
Team plans
Centralized billing, shared workflows, team-level memory and rules, and admin controls for permissions. SSO and SCIM available on team plans.
Enterprise deployments
For teams that need it: on-prem deployment, VPC isolation, SSO and SAML, audit logging, custom model fine-tuning on your codebase, and BAAs and DPAs. Scoped per engagement.
Custom model engagements
For organizations where your codebase is the moat: we fine-tune Amara on your proprietary code, conventions, and internal libraries. Deployed in your environment. Owned by your team. Scoped as a multi-quarter engagement.
Security & IP
Your code stays yours
The agent is powerful by design and bounded by default. Every action is scoped, logged, and under your team's control.
Customer code never trains shared models
On-prem and VPC deployment available
SSO and SAML available on team and enterprise plans
Audit logging for every agent action
Granular permission controls: full autonomy, partial autonomy, or approval-required
SOC 2 in progress, available on request
The model behind the agent
Amara — built from scratch, tuned for code.
Most AI coding tools run on OpenAI or Anthropic models. Syntic Code runs on Amara — our own frontier model, pretrained from scratch on our own infrastructure. Not a fine-tune on someone else's foundation. Not dependent on a third party's API pricing or policy decisions. Built to compete with the most capable models in the field on real engineering work, not synthetic benchmarks. Available in three tiers — and fine-tunable on your proprietary codebase for teams where the code itself is the competitive moat.
Amara
The default model. Tuned for everyday coding work like refactors, features, debugging, and reviews.
Amara Reason
Extended thinking for architectural decisions, complex debugging, and multi-step planning. The model shows its reasoning so your engineers can check the work.
Amara Custom
Fine-tuned on your proprietary codebase, conventions, and internal libraries. Deployed in your environment. Scoped as a custom engagement.
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For the teams shipping the next decade of software.
Engineers ship faster. Senior engineers stop doing work that should be automated. Tech leads spend their time on architecture, not boilerplate. Platform teams keep IP inside their environment on a model they don't share with competitors. Engineering leaders see 30–55% productivity gains in the first 90 days — measured, not estimated.
Two ways in: Syntic Code CLI in your terminal today, or Syntic Code Desktop as your team's dedicated AI coding environment. Both on Amara. Both built for production engineering, not demos.