We just shipped chat as a first-class interface into Dromeas.
Instead of clicking through dashboards, you can now just ask: "review PR 247 on the payment service," "are we good to release v1.9.0?," "fix the top security finding and open a PR." Dromeas reads the diff, queries the Code Map for blast radius, runs the same quality/security/compliance agents that guard your trunk, and shows the result as a live status card — not a wall of text.
A few things worth calling out for anyone building similar agentic UX:
It's not a separate system. The chat calls the exact same MCP primitives (get_findings, code_map_search, run_finding_fix, approve_pull_request, etc.) that our IDE integrations for Claude, Cursor, and Copilot use. Start a release check in Cursor, see it finish in the chat.
Autonomy is a dial, not a toggle. Every workspace sets a default — manual, observe, assist, or auto — and you can override it per conversation. Manual shows a confirm card before anything ships; auto acts inside caps you set (file budget, severity threshold, model cost) and reports back after.
Structured over conversational-only. Long-running actions (a review, a fix, a doc run) return a live card with step, progress, and a deep link — updating in place instead of dumping another paragraph into the thread.
Video walkthrough: https://youtu.be/ypCt0d8sGis
Try it: https://dromeas.ai/chat
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