The projects that never make it up the list (the old code, the debt, the findings, the outsourced run) done by agents on a fixed scope. You see proof at every step, you approve every change, and everything the project produces is yours.
Old frameworks, unsupported versions, applications nobody documented. Agents read the code, write down what it does, and bring it up to date one reviewed change at a time, through your own repositories and pipelines.
The code explained before anything changes, so your team knows what it owns and the knowledge stops depending on one person.
A framework version upgrade, a move to another language or platform, a migration to the cloud: each change proposed, tested in your pipeline and approved by your people.
Dead code and unused applications identified and removed, so you stop paying to run them.
Debt grows because fixing it never beats the next feature. Agents work through it continuously, in small reviewed changes, so your developers stay on the roadmap.
Outdated dependencies, missing tests, accessibility gaps: listed, ranked by risk and effort, and agreed with you before work starts.
Every change goes through your code review and your pipeline. Nothing merges without a person approving it.
Testing and acceptance can continue after the project, so the debt you paid off stays paid.
Scanners and audits produce findings faster than teams can close them. Agents close them, and the evidence is kept for your auditors.
Findings from every scanner ranked, fixed through the tool that owns the asset, and closed only when a new scan no longer sees them.
Fix Squad →Service accounts, keys and certificates given a named owner, rotated on your policy, and removed only once nothing uses them.
Identity Hygiene →Penetration tests of your applications and of your AI agents, with every finding reproduced before it is reported.
Agent Red Team →Much of an IT budget goes to keeping things running. Agent teams take on that work under your rules, so the money and the people can go to new projects.
Today's cost measured first, your runbooks and your experts' know-how turned into skills, and a go/no-go your own people sign.
Run Takeover →Incidents, changes, backups and recovery handled by agent teams that earn their autonomy, with service levels measured from your own tools.
Managed Run →Everything your agents are made of exported in a documented format, and restored every year to prove it.
Reversibility Dossier →The method is built into the platform, so a project does not depend on who happens to be staffed on it.
You sign a statement of work. A change of scope is classified by the platform against what you signed, before anyone argues about it.
Each milestone is approved by your people and recorded in a trail that cannot be edited afterwards.
What the first project learned about your systems carries over, so you explain your estate once.
Prefer your usual integrator? They can run the same projects on MeetLoyd, with the same proof.
Tell us about it. We will scope it with you and show you what it costs to keep running as it is.
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