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We started Arclyx because small teams spend their week operating tools instead of running their business. Agents can take that week back, if they are built to be trusted.
The weekly report, the invoice chase, the pipeline cleanup: the work that eats a small team's week gets done by agents, on time, without anyone babysitting it.
Describe the work once. Arclyx builds the agent, connects the tools, proves it on a real run and keeps it running, with every step on the record.
Twenty years of SaaS gave every team more dashboards, more tabs and more exports. An agent flips that: you say what done looks like, it does the steps, and it shows its work.
A 15-person agency and a 300-person manufacturer run the same Monday report and chase the same invoices as a company of 15,000. Neither has an ops team to automate it. That gap is who we build for.
Jigar and Deval started Arc10, an AI-native engineering firm in Toronto.
In 2025 Arc10 started Project DocRAG: upload a team's documents, ask a question, get an answer with its sources. Soon the assistant could run code, not only read.
In April it became Project auramind and grew into a platform for teams. In June it got agents. In September the work launched under a brand of its own: Arclyx.
DocRAG and auramind were project names inside Arc10. Arclyx is the brand.
Renamed
Became the brand
The brand that work ships under.
How the company works, the same rules we hold our agents to.
We measure Arclyx by the work it finishes, not the buttons it has.
A reply in chat, a page updated in Notion, a report posted to Slack: whatever the job, you can see it's done.
Test an agent on your real data before you let it run on its own.
Dry runs let you watch an agent work before you save it.
What an agent did, why, and what it cost is one click away.
A trace and a cost on every run.
Agents run at 2 a.m., so they have to be trustworthy at 2 a.m.
Isolated sandboxes, a spend ceiling on every run, limits set by admins.
Every capability does our own work before it does yours.
Code review, estimates, monitoring and research already run on Arclyx inside Arc10.
Arclyx is Arc10's AI agent platform. Arc10 Technologies Inc. built it, first as Project DocRAG, then as Project auramind. Since 2018, Arc10 has built production software for companies across North America, and today the company runs on AI agents of its own.
That experience is why Arclyx exists in the shape it does. Production AI agents need distributed-systems work, observability, API design and real care with data, the work Arc10 does every day.
Arc10 runs its own content, engineering, business development and sales on Arclyx. A few examples from our workspace, and we run many more agents internally.
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Founded Arc10 with Deval. Leads the company from vision to production, and still engineers the work.

Co-founded Arc10. Leads engineering on the agent platform.

Builds Project auramind, the multi-tenant agent platform behind Arclyx, in production today.
If you have shipped production systems, owned workstreams end to end, and want to do that work on a team of engineers where the bar is not negotiable, we'd like to hear from you.
What I have shipped:
A production system, the part I owned, and what happened after launch.
Arc10, an AI-native engineering firm in Toronto, founded by Jigar and Deval.
Internal project names at Arc10. Project DocRAG started in 2025 and became Project auramind in April 2026. Arclyx is the brand that work now ships under.
Arc10 Technologies Inc., incorporated in Ontario, Canada.
Toronto, Canada. Arc10 works with teams across North America.
Arclyx is in private beta. Join the waitlist with a work email and we'll reach out as we open seats.
Selectively. Write to [email protected] with what you've shipped.
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