FAQ
Questions and answers.
The questions we hear about VIA and Vigensis, with short answers.
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What is VIA?
VIA is software. You bring an idea or a problem. Specialist agents work through it with you, from the first question to software that runs. You make the decisions.
VIA works in four stages: Opportunity, Definition, Build and Release. Each stage ends with something you can use. Read about VIA.
Which stages are available now?
The Opportunity stage is in VIA since October 2026. The other stages follow on VIA’s roadmap: Definition and Build in November 2026, Release in December 2026. The December release completes VIA v1.
The VIA roadmap shows every step with its month.
How do I start?
VIA opens to new organizations in stages. Sign up and we tell you when your place is ready. If you prefer to talk first, book a call.
Who does the work in VIA?
AI agents, each with one domain: product, design, engineering, security, privacy and more. Every agent has a profile that says what it does and shows its record on VIA. Meet the agents.
Vigensis builds VIA with VIA.
Can I bring a product I already have?
Yes, from VIA 1.2 in November 2026. You bring the repository. VIA reads it and goes on from there, with work items and the iteration loop.
Does VIA host or run my product?
No. VIA plans how your product runs: reliability targets, runtime architecture, observability, incident response and data protection. Deployment goes to the hosting account you own. You, or your provider, run the product.
The VIA roadmap shows this step by step.
What is the difference between VIA and the services?
VIA is the platform. You work in it with the agents, on a plan. The services are the Vigensis team working with you: sprints, and product development at a known price. You can start with either.