Connect your stack. Ask in plain
language. Get real work back.
Cevran plugs into the apps you already use, listens for what you need, and does the work — answers, drafts, updates, follow-ups, end-to-end tasks — from one place. Sensitive moves wait for your sign-off.
Stop tab-switching.
Start handing off.
Type a sentence. Cevran reads it, picks the right tools, runs the steps, and pauses anything irreversible so you can give the nod.
Ask the way you'd
ask a coworker.
No prompts to memorize. No flows to build. Plain sentences in; answers, drafts, updates, follow-ups, and finished work out — across the tools you already connected.
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The same four moves, every time.
Predictable, boring, dependable. Plan, execute, verify, report — and if anything is uncertain, surface it instead of shipping it.
Read the brief. Draft the steps.
Run the work. Show it as it goes.
Check the result against the plan.
Hand back a clear write-up.
One click for the tools you
already use.
I plug into the apps your team lives in — and I do it through the same OAuth dialog you already trust. Manual keys are a fallback, not the default.
It does the work — out loud.
Every step is recorded with a timestamp, a duration, and a result. You can watch in real time, or just read the log when it's done. Cevran is happy either way.
It checks its own work before you do.
Cevran drafts checks alongside the plan and runs them against the result. When something feels off — even when nothing technically failed — it flags it instead of shipping.
- entries match commit count OK
- semver bump is correct OK
- all PRs linked OK
- tone matches last 3 entries FLAGGED
You hold the keys. I just
borrow them, briefly.
Three commitments shape every run. They're defaults, not upsells.
Sending, paying, deleting, deploying — anything irreversible gets drafted, queued, and held until you approve. Tune the threshold per tool.
Every connector requests the narrowest scope it needs. Your workspace context is the perimeter — I can't read across tenants or above your seat.
Tool credentials live in the connector layer, not the conversation. The chat sees the result of a call; never the API key behind it.
"The point isn't an assistant that's clever. It's a teammate that finishes — and tells you, in plain language, what it did and didn't do."
Pay for the work, not the demo.
Every run includes self-verification and a written report — across all plans. Bill annually for two months off.
- ✓3 routines · 5M tokens
- ✓1 verified report / run
- ✓Community support
- ✓Single workspace
- ✓Unlimited routines · 15M tokens
- ✓Self-verification on every run
- ✓Audit log with timestamps
- ✓5 connected integrations
- ✓Priority support
- ✓Everything in Operator
- ✓Shared workspaces, roles
- ✓SSO, SCIM, audit export
- ✓Dedicated execution capacity
- ✓Named onboarding engineer