Auto Healer is LoopIQ's autonomous remediation agent: detect runtime failures, diagnose root cause, apply corrective action with human approval, and validate recovery. For critical security incidents, it can contain impact before remediation begins.

I2D (Intent-to-Deploy) is LoopIQ's autonomous implementor: it takes a high-level software intent and drives it through implementation, validation, and deployment. Here is the method—and the governance checkpoints—that make autonomous delivery defensible.

Building software is becoming autonomous. Keeping autonomous systems reliable, secure, and governed is the next challenge. LoopIQ's I2D (Intent-to-Deploy) and Auto Healer agents are live in our own development environment, battle-tested on LoopIQ infrastructure ahead of customer availability.

BYOA governance is permissions, approvals, and audit trails for bring-your-own agents—registration is not a promise of identical runtime support across every agent.

Implement with agent turns a work assignment into a permission-scoped agent run that humans must review before the outcome becomes durable work—not unsupervised autopilot.