Build at AI Speed
Ship at the pace coding agents set. Keep Jenkins.


Your CI was built for human-scale delivery. Coding agents changed the math.
61% of enterprise codebases are already AI-generated or AI-assisted.
81% of companies report more production incidents from AI-generated code.
CloudBees State of Code Abundance, 2026
The Jenkins estate, exposed by coding agents.
- Instances nobody owns, damage nobody catches
- A leaked token or a rogue plugin does damage at machine speed
- Human-paced pipelines meet agentic-paced volume
- One monolithic estate, no clean seam to fix
The test suite is paying the tax.
- Every test for every change stops scaling
- Red stops meaning broken
- The CI bill grows with every wasted run

Most teams feel two before they feel all four
Delivery slows
Developers wait on builds. Task-switching compounds under agent-scale volume.
Reactive and vulnerable
Controller outages, unvetted plugins, unrotated service accounts. The CISO asks what those coding tools can reach.
CI reliability and cost outrun value
Every test runs on every commit at a growing the volume.
AI ROI disappears
Agents stall on flaky signal. Real regressions hide in the noise. The productivity you paid for never shows up. Building at AI speed only works if your CI can keep up. If it can't, faster coding turns into slower delivery, higher cost, weaker trust.
Modernize CI without rewriting your pipelines
You don't have to choose between a rip-and-replace migration and standing still. CloudBees CI lets you move one controller and one pipeline at a time. Jenkins stays where it works, and you modernize the parts that are holding you back.
Agents can work with the CI you already run
Coding agents need to see what your pipelines are actually doing: which builds failed, what's queued, and what a change touched. The CloudBees CI MCP server gives them that live state from your existing Jenkins.

Only run the change a test touches
When agentic code runs through your pipeline in new pull requests all day, running the full suite on every one stops being affordable. CloudBees Smart Tests picks the tests tied to each change and skips the rest. It pulls flaky tests out of the critical path and scores each test for trust, so a green build is one you can ship on.

Keep CI up when controllers go down
High availability for controllers, built-in backup and disaster recovery, safe upgrade paths with controlled rollout, and workload isolation to prevent cascading failures. CI outages don't become business outages.

Govern plugin and controller management
Get enterprise control without becoming a bottleneck with policy-as-code enforced across Jenkins and other CI systems, role-based access control (RBAC) across pipelines and teams, centralized credential and secrets management, and audit trails across all pipeline activity.

Scale CI without infrastructure waste
Elastic, on-demand executors reduce idle compute spend. Ephemeral workloads prevent resource accumulation. Workload-aware orchestration maximizes throughput without over-provisioning. Visibility into usage, bottlenecks, and waste gives platform teams the data to optimize continuously.


AI builds code fast. Does your CI keep up?
Engineering teams are more confident than ever in their AI-generated code. Production is less forgiving.
1k+
Build hours saved/month
90%+
Annual maintenance reduction
10x
Productivity increase
Trusted by enterprises,
loved by developers
See what AI-ready CI looks like in your environment
The Jenkins you already run, ready for coding agents. Tests that only run when
they matter. Same tools. All actors. No migration.
Frequently asked questions
No. Jenkins still runs most enterprise CI. What is aging is the estate around it. It was sized for fewer developers committing more slowly, while coding agents multiply the code running through it at machine speed. CloudBees CI makes your existing estate hold and scale.
CloudBees CI is Jenkins, run as one state your team owns. It adds high availability with auto-failover, command across controllers, vetted plugins, and least-privilege access for people, service accounts, and coding agents. Your pipelines, plugins, and developer workflow stay the same.
No, you do not need to rewrite your pipelines. Your pipelines keep running while you adopt CloudBees CI one controller at a time. Governance will be added as plugins are reviewed. Nothing will break on the first day.
No. CloudBees Smart Tests doesn’t write or run your tests. It uses machine learning to identify healthy, flaky, and critical tests, then recommends the right tests and sequencing to cut feedback-cycle time from hours to minutes. It is exceptionally helpful in addressing the speed and volume of agentic code, as well as managing the strain and the cost on your CI.
No. You don't need a new CI system first. You need the one you run to absorb the volume and keep the governance across all actors. CloudBees CI scales controllers horizontally as agent commits climb, so your agents ship on the Jenkins you already have.
Same as any PR, tagged. CloudBees CI knows which commit came from an agent, which policy cleared it, which tests ran on it. Same pipeline our devs use, every actor traceable.
Yes, CloudBees MCP Router gives agents live delivery context without handing them raw credentials. Instead of sitting on a service account, it gets scoped access through the router. Every call lands in our audit log.
Every change is tagged by author, human or agent, across the estate. Plugins are vetted before they land. Service accounts on rotation. The CISO gets one audit report per release, not a Slack thread.






