Shaktii is built for solo developers, founders, internal product teams, and small agencies that want more delivery capacity without adding headcount.

Do I need my own model provider key

No. Plans include hosted usage so users can start without their own key. Users can also bring their own provider keys when they want provider choice, while Shaktii still handles workflow capacity, approvals, visibility, and support.

Vyohm is the secure activation and companion surface for updates, approvals, and follow-through away from VS Code. It keeps the user in control when a run needs a decision.

Shaktii

The AI team you manage from your pocket.

Q: Do I have to use a particular tech stack

No. The customer decides the stack. If it is undecided, Shakti suggests one drawn from the customer's own words, clearly labelled a recommendation to approve, edit, or replace. Where its built-in fallback cannot faithfully serve a stack, it says so rather than silently substituting another.

Q: What happens when something fails

Shakti reports which artifact failed, which check failed, and why. Verification gates decide what counts as done; work is never reported complete just because a build ran.

Shakti builds a team of named AI agents that plan, code, and test — Vyohm carries every update and approval across your devices.

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Named agents Dependency-aware waves Human approval gates

Watch a managed run take shape

Scroll - the run begins

01 - The plan

Your goal becomes a task graph. Four waves. A named agent on every thread.

02 - The work

Waves run in parallel. A validator stamps every task before it counts.

03 - Your hand

The last word is yours. One approval, from wherever you are.

You decide without being stuck at your desk.

A Shakti run, step by step

01 - The plan

Structure becomes work

Your goal becomes a task graph. Named specialist roles own each thread; the names and tasks shown here illustrate the shape a run takes, not output from one.

02 - The work

Waves run in parallel

A validator stamps every task before it counts. Nothing merges on vibes.

[wave-1] meera - database schema

[wave-2] asha - authentication API

[wave-3] arjun - end-to-end tests

03 - Your hand

You decide without being stuck at your desk.

The last word is yours. One approval, from wherever you are.

How it works

A run, in three moves.

If you want the same flow without the scroll, here it is in three clear steps.

Describe the goal

Tell Shakti what to build, in plain language. It drafts the plan, the tasks, and the tests before anyone writes code.

Build a payments API with checkout and tests->

The team plans and builds

Named agents take non-overlapping tasks and execute in dependency-aware waves. A validator gates every hand-off.

Approve from anywhere

Vyohm streams progress to the device you have with you and holds releases for your decision. You stay the boss; they do the work.

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Quick answers

What people ask before they try it.

Straight answers to the product questions that usually come first.

What is Shaktii

Shaktii is the company and master brand behind Shakti and Vyohm. Shakti runs the managed AI workforce in the editor, and Vyohm carries approvals and updates beyond the editor.

Who is it for

It fits solo developers, founders, internal teams, and small agencies that want a bigger delivery footprint without hiring a larger bench.

Do I need my own API key

No. Hosted usage is included in plan quotas. If you want your own provider relationship, you can use your own key while Shaktii still handles the workflow around delivery, approvals, and visibility.

What does Vyohm actually do

Vyohm keeps the human in the loop when work needs a decision. It handles activation and brings updates, questions, and approvals to the device you have with you.

Do I have to use a particular tech stack

No. You decide the stack. If you haven’t decided yet, Shakti suggests one drawn from your own words — clearly labelled a recommendation you approve, edit, or replace. And where its built-in fallback cannot faithfully serve a stack, it says so rather than silently substituting a different one.

What happens when something fails

You get the specifics: which artifact, which check, and why. Verification gates decide what counts as done — Shakti never reports work complete just because a build happened to run.

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Start your first managed run.

Setup takes minutes. A run takes as long as the work does — name the goal, then approve the result from wherever you are when it lands.

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