Raltic for Engineering teams

Built for engineering teams using more than one coding agent.

Raltic adds a shared operating layer around local and cloud agents. Engineers keep their runtime and repository toolchain, while reviewers and cross-functional owners gain a room for findings, tasks, run state, and the final decision.

First-value map

Start from a concrete team problem and finish with proof a named owner can review.

  1. 01Local-runtime code review
  2. 02Release risk review
  3. 03Incident follow-up

Why now

Where agent work breaks down.

Agent work is trapped in individual terminals or editors.

A completed run is easily mistaken for an approved change.

Review findings are copied manually into tasks and lose their source context.

Use cases

Workflows with a visible first proof.

Local-runtime code review

Let Claude Code or Codex inspect the repository on the runtime machine and post selected findings to the room.

Reviewable proof

Prioritized findings, affected paths, missing tests, and a human review task.

Release risk review

Coordinate checks across code, dependencies, operational notes, and launch constraints.

Reviewable proof

A release decision record with blockers and named follow-up tasks.

Incident follow-up

Keep evidence gathering, hypothesis review, and remediation tasks tied to one incident workflow.

Reviewable proof

A reviewable timeline, confidence-labeled causes, and owned remediation.

First-value path

Connect a verified local runtime and run one code-review workflow against a bounded change, then review the posted findings before any fix is accepted.

  1. 01

    Keep code access local when needed

    Use a bridge runtime for repository work and post only the outputs needed by the team.

  2. 02

    Separate execution from acceptance

    Treat agent completion as input to review, not as an automatic merge or release decision.

  3. 03

    Preserve the engineering record

    Keep findings, tasks, artifacts, and final rationale searchable after the run.

FAQ

Questions from engineering teams.