Taiga
AI software factory for regulated enterprises and the public sector that turns stakeholder interviews into specs and pull requests.
Overview
Taiga is a Helsinki-based AI software factory for regulated enterprises and the public sector. Its agents interview stakeholders and write the specification, then plan and build one initiative at a time and open a pull request for review.
Customers decide where a human stops to approve the work, and every step is meant to be controlled, traceable and auditable. Code stays in the customer’s GitHub, and the agents use Anthropic Claude through Amazon Bedrock in the EU.
Customers pay a monthly fee with a usage pool.
Who it is for: Regulated enterprises and the public sector.
Features
- Interviews stakeholders before building starts.
- Writes the specification, then plans and builds one initiative at a time.
- Ends each initiative as a pull request.
- Lets customers set the approval points where a human reviews.
- Keeps code in the customer's GitHub.
- Runs Anthropic Claude through Amazon Bedrock in the EU.
Details
- Website
- tai.ga/en
- Company
- Taiga
- Headquarters
- Helsinki, Finland
- Category
- Engineering factories
- Source
- Proprietary
- Topics
- Listed
- September 2026
- Last verified
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