Introduction

ALUXION Chronos is an agent-assisted software engineering platform for enterprise teams. It helps your developers turn a spec, an issue or an idea into verified, review-ready code — with AI agents that work in parallel, each in its own isolated environment, fully integrated with your version control and governed by your organization’s policies.

Chronos is not a chat box. It is the layer that lets your team put AI agents to work on real repositories safely: isolated so they never disrupt your main branch, governed so they only use approved tools and context, and fully auditable so you always know what was done and by whom.

What you can do with it

• Describe what you want in plain language and let an agent implement it.
• Run many tasks in parallel, each isolated from the others.
• Review every change before it goes anywhere — see the diff, run your checks.
• Ship through your normal process — pull request, approval, and a policy-gated merge.
• Stay in control — approved tools only, complete audit trail, your governance rules.

The mental model

A handful of ideas describe the whole platform:

Term	What it is
Workspace	A repository you’ve connected to Chronos.
Session	One unit of work, isolated on its own branch — it never touches your main branch.
Sequence	The list of instructions you send to a session, worked in order.
Capability	An approved skill or tool your organization makes available to agents.
Governance	Your organization’s policies: which tools, which context, who can approve and merge.

The rest of this documentation expands each one. The next page, Core concepts, is the best place to start.

How it fits together

        Your organization's policies
        (approved tools · context · who can approve & merge)
                        │
                        ▼
   you ───▶  Chronos  ───▶  isolated session  ───▶  pull request ───▶  merge
 (prompt)   (dashboard       (its own branch,        (your review &     (policy
            or command)      never your main)         approval)          gated)
                        │
                        ▼
                Complete, tamper-proof audit trail

Who this is for

• Developers who want to get work done with Chronos — start with Installation and the Quickstart.
• Team leads and reviewers — the Using Chronos section covers reviewing changes, pull requests, approvals and merge.
• Anyone curious about the guarantees — the Enterprise Panel section covers security and governance.