About Clavity

Pioneering multi-agent collaboration protocols for software engineering.

Origins & Philosophy

As AI coding assistants have grown in capability, their primary failure mode has shifted from syntax errors to subtle logical hallucinations: writing code that appears plausible, alongside unit tests that silently pass without verifying actual edge cases.

Clavity was created by Costas Kirgoussios to explore a simple thesis: autonomous coding agents must be peer-reviewed by an independent model family before code is committed. By combining Anthropic's Claude Code and Google's Antigravity into a coordinated driver-peer relationship, Clavity brings the rigor of human peer review to automated software development.

Privacy & Security Principles

Local Execution: The Clavity Language Server runs entirely on your local workstation. It requires zero cloud proxies and zero proprietary hosted servers.
Zero Code Ingestion: We never inspect, store, or transmit your proprietary source code, git diffs, terminal outputs, or model prompts.
Ethical Telemetry: Clavity does not bundle desktop telemetry or analytics trackers inside its runtime binaries.

Licensing & Legal Notices

All first-party software in this repository is licensed under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0. You are free to inspect, modify, evaluate, and use Clavity for noncommercial research, personal development, and open-source projects.

For commercial software development, consult our pricing overview or register for our commercial pilot program.

Trademarks

"Antigravity" is a trademark of Google LLC. "Claude" and "Claude Code" are trademarks of Anthropic. "Ghidra" is a trademark of the National Security Agency. Clavity is an independent open-source project, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google, Anthropic, or the NSA. These trademarks are used strictly to identify the external developer tools this software interoperates with.