Nirmiti™
nirmiti - creation, the act of making · formerly Neev Studio
A shared foundation so every new service starts production-ready, not from zero.
At a glance
- Category
- Engineering Foundation Studio
- Theme
- Software Delivery & Quality
- Industries
- Technology, Financial Services, Retail & CPG
- Capabilities
- 4 composed
- Pairs with
- Sahay, Parikshan
Who it is for
- Platform teams standardizing across many product squads
- Distributed engineering organizations with drifting foundations
- Teams prototyping toward production rather than throwaway demos
Systems it sits on
GitHub · GitLab · Jenkins · Azure DevOps
Also used in
Pairs with
Sahay · Parikshan
Explainer
Nirmiti in two minutes
A narrated walkthrough of the problem, how Nirmiti works, and what changes. Captions are available in the player.
Nirmiti is the build-faster half of the engineering portfolio. It is a modular development studio that accelerates building, testing, and deploying web and mobile applications through reusable components, an intuitive CLI, and integrated CI workflows. Where Sahay works on what a system costs to run, Nirmiti works on how quickly a team can stand one up correctly, and on keeping distributed teams converged on one architecture.
The problem
Every new application re-invents its own scaffolding, so distributed teams ship inconsistent foundations and spend their first weeks on setup rather than on the product.
The outcome
Reusable components, standardized scaffolding, and integrated CI so teams reach a production-ready starting point in days.
How it works
How Nirmiti works
- 01
Scaffold
A new service is generated from a governed template with CI, testing, and deployment already wired.
- 02
Compose
Shared components are pulled in rather than rebuilt, so behaviour stays consistent across applications.
- 03
Verify
Test scaffolding and pipeline checks are present from the first commit.
- 04
Govern
Templates and documentation keep independent teams building against the same architecture.
Module 01
Component Library
Reusable, cross-platform building blocks shared across web and mobile applications.
- 02
Scaffolding CLI
One command from empty repository to a service that builds, tests, and deploys.
- 03
CI Integration
Pipelines wired in from the first commit rather than retrofitted before release.
- 04
Architecture Governance
Templates and documentation that keep distributed teams building the same way.
- from empty repository to production-ready
- Daysfrom empty repository to production-ready
- shared across web and mobile
- One foundationshared across web and mobile
Integrations
Ideal for
- Platform teams standardizing across many product squads
- Distributed engineering organizations with drifting foundations
- Teams prototyping toward production rather than throwaway demos
- Engineering leaders shortening onboarding for new developers
Capabilities
Nirmiti composes these capabilities from the shared Agent Platform layer. The same atoms power the rest of the portfolio, so adopting a second accelerator reuses the integration work rather than repeating it.
Composition
Nirmiti is assembled from shared platform atoms. Hover a partner to see what you reuse on the next deployment.
- Generative Design
- Designs, tests, and code generated from stated intent and checked against constraints before a human reviews.
- Workflow Orchestration
- Specialist agents coordinated across a multi-step process, each handing structured context to the next.
- System Connectors
- MCP-connected reads and writes against the ERP, MES, PLM, CRM, and warehouse systems already in place.
- Human Approval
- Explicit approval boundaries: anything consequential waits for a person, and the wait is recorded.
Reason
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Ingest
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FAQ
How does Nirmiti differ from Sahay?
Nirmiti helps you build faster; Sahay helps you spend less running what you built. Scaffolding and component work lives in Nirmiti, cloud and SaaS cost work lives in Sahay.
Does it lock us into a stack?
No. Templates are authored against your stack. The default set is React and TypeScript because that is where most teams start.
Can it work with an existing codebase?
Yes. Most engagements begin by extracting the current best-practice service into a governed template rather than starting fresh.