Valistry

Agents

More autonomy as trust grows.

Start read-only. Let agents act as they earn your trust. Each agent does one job. One that changes a vendor uses its own key. A change made for a saving is checked on the bill.

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Read-only

Deep access

Access →

  1. 1RecommendYou make each change
  2. 2CopilotWe draft. You finish.
  3. 3AutopilotAgents act within your limits

Start read-only. Go deeper when you choose.

Each step is opt-in, and each is yours to turn on.

  1. Light accessRecommend

    We read your usage and cost. You make each change. No prompts or code kept.

    How you give it

    Read-only API access, a few minutes each. No install.

  2. Medium accessCopilot

    We read more and draft changes. You finish them. Coding sessions and pull requests are counts and codes only.

    How you give it

    The browser extension, npx valistry or a short script, which IT installs. An agent may write to GitHub or Jira.

  3. Deep accessAutopilot

    Agents act within your limits. Each can be undone, and each is on the record.

    How you give it

    A separate key or app for each agent, for its one job.

There is an agent for that.

A few examples. Each agent does one job, with the access you give it.

Recommendation

Ask first

Test and dev calls on top models: a smaller model saves $1,342 a month

Point test and dev keys at Claude Sonnet

Before you approve

It changes
A model alias on one LiteLLM key; your code stays the same
It needs
A LiteLLM key that can change model aliases
To undo
Switches the alias back

After: on the record, and undone in one step

Questions about agents

Do I have to use agents?

No. You can make every recommended change yourself. The Attributor and Ask Valistry are on by default and change nothing at your vendors. Turn on any other agent only when you want it.

What can an agent change?

Only its one job. At a vendor, it uses the key or app you give it for that job. A read connection never changes anything.

What is the difference between Ask first and Auto?

Ask first proposes each change and waits for an owner or admin to approve it. Auto makes the kinds of change you chose, within your limits. The one Auto change that cannot be undone is the coach's private note.

Can I see what an agent did?

Yes. Before you approve, you see what it will change and how to undo it. After, the record shows who approved it and what it replaced.

What if a change makes things worse?

A change made for a saving is checked on the bill after. A drop of more than 10% in results a day is flagged. Nothing undoes a change on its own; you can undo most agent changes in one step.

How Valistry keeps each promise →

Start with one source.

Turn on an agent when you are ready.

No prompts or replies by default · Checked against your bills