I run sales at Ivy. Almost every AI startup I talk to has free credits they will never spend.
Multi-model routing is how teams cut their Claude bills 50-75% without losing quality.
The vocabulary of agent orchestration in 2026. Twenty terms (MCP, RAG, ReAct, orchestrator, guardrails, evals) defined the way Ivy uses them.
A founder asked me last week if she should build her own agent orchestrator. I told her no. Three engineering quarters at $300,000 per US senior developer is most of a million dollars of payroll, and that's the cheap version.
Imagine this. A customer reports a bug in Slack. You paste it into a channel. A plan gets drafted, reviewed, split into concrete steps. Code is written in an isolated worktree. Build runs. Tests run. Lint and format run. A pull request lands in your GitHub, with a diff small enough to read in a minute. You click approve. It ships.
Today we're launching Ivy Tendril, open source coding orchestration for teams shipping production-ready code with AI.
In this article we review a common problem of all full-stack applications: keeping your DTOs up to date.
Ivy's AI Agent is a powerful force multiplier for .NET developers. It understands your code, diagnoses complex build errors, and can scaffold entire applications from your database schema.