Bito

Description

Bito is a platform that puts engineering teams back in control of their AI coding agent spend. Its core product, Governor, is a router that understands your code: it sits as one layer between coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and GitHub Copilot and the underlying models, cutting cost two ways at once. A code context engine maps the codebase so agents stop paying to search it, and a Model Router scores each request's complexity and sends it to the right-sized model so simple work stops paying frontier prices.

Governor speaks the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs, so pointing an agent at it is a single environment-variable change, and requests keep their model, streaming, and tool calls while running on your own provider keys or existing gateway. It serves code context server-side to everyone at once rather than per-engineer, routes against a live graph of your services and dependencies, and provides one admin view of tokens, spend, and routing decisions with per-key budgets and a rolling on/off measurement of savings. In a session study, the same 10 tasks dropped from 25.3 minutes to 8.5 with the right context served up front, while task success held at 100% in a customer A/B test.

Beyond Governor, Bito grounds every stage of development on one knowledge graph of your codebase, powering design and scoping in Jira and Linear, grounded coding via MCP, and system-aware AI code reviews across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Bito is enterprise-ready: no code is stored or used to train models, it is SOC 2 Type II certified and end-to-end encrypted, and it can be deployed on-prem or in Bito cloud. Plans include a free tier and a 14-day trial, from $15 per user per month.

Bito's Core Features

• Governor model router for coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot)

• Code context engine that maps your codebase so agents skip searching

• Complexity-based routing to the right-sized model

• One base-URL swap using the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs

• System-aware routing against a live graph of services and dependencies

• Admin dashboard for spend, tokens, and routing with per-key budgets

• System-aware AI code reviews across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket

• Enterprise-ready with SOC 2 Type II, encryption, and on-prem or cloud deployment

How to use Bito?

1. 1

   Point your agent at Governor: Change one environment variable so your coding agent uses Governor's base URL.

2. 2

   Keep your keys: Run it on your own provider keys or alongside your existing gateway.

3. 3

   Let it map your code: The context engine grounds each request in your codebase.

4. 4

   Route automatically: Governor sends each request to the best-sized model based on complexity.

5. 5

   Measure the lift: Use the admin view and rolling on/off measurement to track savings and set per-key budgets.

Bito's Use Cases

• Cutting coding-agent costs
• Model routing
• AI code reviews
• Spend governance
• Grounded coding

FAQ from Bito

• What is Bito Governor?

  Governor is a router that knows your code. It grounds each request in your codebase and sends it to the best model, cutting both how many tokens you spend and what each one costs.

• Do my engineers have to change how they work?

  No. Pointing an agent at Governor is one environment variable. Your streaming and tool calls work exactly as before, and it runs on your own provider keys.

• How much latency does Governor add?

  Governor adds single-digit milliseconds per request, while sessions finish in a third of the time. In a session study, 10 tasks went from 25.3 minutes to 8.5 with the right context served up front.

• How does Governor decide which model to use?

  Routing is based on the structural complexity of what a task touches, including services, dependency depth, and blast radius, scored against the live graph of your system. You can also pin routes or set a quality floor per key.

• Is my code stored or used to train models?

  No. Your code is never stored and never used to train models. Governor is SOC 2 Type II certified, end-to-end encrypted, and runs in Bito cloud or on-prem.

• What else does Bito do besides routing?

  Bito uses one codebase knowledge graph to power design and scoping in Jira and Linear, grounded coding via MCP, and system-aware AI code reviews across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.