Aedeon Information

Every enterprise runs on systems it can no longer safely touch — not because its people failed, but because nothing ever recorded how those systems actually work. Software has version control: a flawless history of its text. But no record of its meaning — which rule lives where, what depends on it, what breaks if it changes. Finance has a ledger. Sales has a CRM. Software needs a knowledge graph. Aedeon is one product that closes that gap. It maps a company's systems into a living semantic graph, then turns an executive's intent into executed, verified change — through three components: • Graph — the Code Intelligence Graph: a tenant-isolated, version-stamped map of every application, database, pipeline, and business rule, kept current as systems evolve. 99% of business logic mapped automatically. • Supervisor — our proprietary planning model. Tell it what you want ("get us off Oracle"); it builds the step-by-step plan and orchestrates frontier models against your graph. • Evolve — the agents that perform the change under human approval gates, with every claim cited to source and every change verified against the old system on production traffic before it lands in your Git. Studio is the workspace it's all used through. Our first flagship customer is The New York Times: PLATO evolved off Oracle onto Aurora — 6 million lines of code in 12 weeks, about 5× faster than a conventional program, verified before it shipped. Built for engineering teams managing complex, legacy-heavy codebases. Financial services, healthcare, insurance, and any organization where the code knows more than the documentation.