AutonomyAI Launches Discover Mode for Product Delivery

Sep 24, 2026
AutonomyAI's new Discover Mode researches product questions across analytics, support tickets, customer calls and code. Its system can then create specifications, generate changes and open pull requests for engineering review.

AutonomyAI launches Discover Mode, the final component of its Autonomous Product Delivery system, the company announced in a press release. The mode researches product questions and AI suggested improvements across product analytics, support tickets, customer calls and the codebase.

Discover Mode produces an evidence based brief before Plan Mode converts the findings into an architecture aware specification. Plan Mode also checks for duplicate or infeasible requests.

Build Mode generates code based on a customer's architecture and coding conventions, renders the product, visually checks the result and opens a pull request. Engineers review and merge each change, while an integrated Design Mode lets designers adjust elements and variants in the rendered product.

AutonomyAI says more than 170 product teams use its platform, including Datadog, Nielsen, SolarWinds and SolarEdge. Founded in 2023, the company has raised $4 million.

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