The coding agent that asks before it builds
Compyle is a question-driven coding agent built for complex, open-ended work. Unlike other agents that run wild with assumptions, Compyle asks before it builds - clarifying requirements, confirming decisions, and keeping you in control. The result? Code you actually understand and can build on. No more 2k-line black boxes or complete rewrites. Perfect for building features, products, or working in existing codebases where understanding matters.
Compyle provides 1:1 source-to-claim traceability. Every finding is linked to the specific record it came from (aerial photo, Sanborn map, city directory, or regulatory database), with versioned, auditable evidence files. This eliminates unverified claims and supports QC/peer review workflows built around ASTM E1527-21 standards.
Compyle handles desk work (data collection through draft report), freeing senior and junior EPs to take on more projects. EPs review AI-drafted sections in the report editor, leave comments, and approve—rather than writing from scratch or manually reviewing raw data files. This increases throughput per EP without proportional headcount growth.
Compyle collects all required ASTM data (aerials, Sanborn maps, city directories, regulatory records) automatically at a fraction of EDR/ERIS costs and eliminates 3-10 day wait times. Automation of historical research and draft generation reduces junior EP labor, lowering per-project production costs.
Compyle automates data collection, historical research, and draft report generation for Phase I ESAs. It retrieves historical aerials, Sanborn maps, city directories, and regulatory records same-day (vs. 3-10 days with EDR/ERIS), automatically surfaces findings, and generates source-linked draft sections in your firm's template—allowing EPs to focus on review and analysis rather than manual data gathering.
Compyle drafts report sections directly into your firm's template and writing style, not into a generic Compyle template. EPs retain full control—reviewing, editing, and approving every word before final delivery. The final report remains yours, preserving brand consistency and professional voice.