AX · Agent adoption
We make coding agents work in your team’s code
LIDGE AX brings coding agents into a company’s codebase and way of working. We build the entry documents an agent reads first in each repository, set verification rules that prove results with evidence, and settle it into the flow your team uses every day. The people who build the tools go on site.
You adopted agents. Why hasn’t the work shrunk?
They start lost every time
When repository knowledge lives in people’s heads, the agent re-gathers context every session by opening files at random.
"All done" is hard to trust
Without verification rules someone has to re-check whatever the agent calls finished, and that eats the time it saved.
Only one person uses them well
When prompting know-how stays with individuals, it never becomes how the team works.
What we do
- 01
Agent entry points
README, AGENTS.md and a structure map under one set of rules in every repository, with a checker that catches violations. Applied across 128 repositories.
- 02
Verification harness
Plan, audit, build and check stages designed for your repositories. Nothing moves to the next stage without evidence such as test output or a build result.
- 03
Models and tooling
Tie several models and your internal rules into one workflow with tools like opencodex and codexclaw.
- 04
Team adoption
Hands-on sessions and documents so non-developers can use it too, and so your team can change it without us.
How it runs
- PHASE 1
Discover
Look at your repositories and workflows to find where agents get stuck.
- PHASE 2
Design
Agree on entry-document rules, verification criteria and tooling in writing first.
- PHASE 3
Deploy
Apply it to the repositories and confirm with a checker that the rules hold.
- PHASE 4
Hand over
Transfer it so your team runs and changes it on its own.
FAQ
Which teams is this for?
Teams with several repositories that have tried coding agents but have not made them part of how the whole team works.
Which agents do you use?
Whatever your team uses — Codex, Claude Code and others. When models need to be mixed, opencodex ties them together.
Does our code leave the company?
No. Work happens inside your repositories and environment, and default branches are not touched without agreement.
Get in touch
Tell us briefly about your team and we will reply by email.