Work that looks finished isn’t always ready to ship. Vindex checks it against your rules before anyone builds on it.
Your team writes stories. Your AI agents write emails, replies, and documents. Both can look ready and still break the standards you care about. Pick the work you want checked.
Integrated Vindex
Work your team writes
Your next production defect is already in your backlog.
Vindex scores every story as it is written, inside Jira, Azure DevOps, Asana, or your AI client, and flags the vague, untestable, and oversized ones before anyone builds them.
Findings appear where your team already works
Catches vague scope, missing acceptance criteria, and stories too big to estimate
Try it on your own stories with no account
Agent Reflection
Work your agents write
Your agents never read your rules.
Vindex keeps one catalog of rules, checks each agent output against it, and names the rule that did not pass so the agent can fix it.
One catalog of rules your agents read, free
VindexAI checks each output your agent sends and says pass or fail for each rule
Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot
Which one do you need?
The question is who writes the work. People write stories. Agents write everything else.
Integrated Vindex compared with Agent Reflection
Question
Integrated Vindex
Agent Reflection
Who writes the work
People: product owners, analysts, coaches
AI agents
What gets checked
A user story
Any agent output: an email, a reply, a document, a story
Where it runs
Jira, Azure DevOps, Asana, your AI client, CSV, and the API
Your AI client or agent, over the Vindex MCP server
Who sets the standard
Vindex, with its story-quality method
You, with your own rules and public rules
What comes back
Story health as a whole percentage, with plain-language findings
Pass or fail for each rule, naming any rule that did not pass
A story gets a health percentage and a plain finding. An agent output gets a pass or fail for each rule, and any rule that did not pass is named.
Integrated Vindex: a story, scored
Live resultScored through the Vindex MCP server
You
Score NW-108 with Vindex: “Warehouse scanning should be faster and better. The scanning process in the warehouse is slow and the team complains about it. Make scanning faster and improve the experience for the warehouse staff.”
Assistant
NW-108: 38% (At risk)
Add measurable acceptance criteria with baseline and target metrics (e.g., p95 scan-to-confirm time, scans/hour, error rate) and specify devices/network conditions for measurement.
Independent40%
Negotiable60%
Valuable60%
Estimable20%
Small20%
Testable30%
Story NW-108 from the Northwind sample backlog, scored on 2026-09-17. Numbers and finding exactly as returned.
Agent Reflection: an output, checked
Sample critique. Illustrative data written by Vindex. Not a customer result.
An agent drafts a reply to a customer asking when a refund will arrive. The first try, checked against a rule set of 3 rules:
Email tone v2Fail
Promises v4Fail
Brand guidelines v7Pass
One sign-in, both products.
A company signs in once and finds Agent Rules beside its Integrated Vindex setup. The story-quality rule behind Integrated Vindex is also a public rule in the Agent Reflection catalog, and both products run on the same engine. What your team uses in Jira, your agents can use through the Vindex MCP server.
A new Vindex account includes
One sign-in covers both products. Both grants are one-time.
100
free user stories
Integrated Vindex
100
free critique credits
Agent Reflection
Security
Built in, not bolted on.
Demo uploads expire
CSV files uploaded to the public evaluate page are deleted after 24 hours.
Agents sign in as a person
The Vindex MCP server signs in with OAuth 2.1, as a person in your company.
Vindex's own model
VindexAI reviews each Agent Reflection critique. No third-party model is involved.
Built for regulated buyers
BAA available. SOC 2 and compliance roadmap on request.