Omnomesh.

Continuous UX iteration,without the engineering queue.

Omnomesh is a UX experimentation pipeline for product teams too large to guess. It finds the change worth testing, proves it is worth testing, and ships it, as a Pull Request, governed, flagged, ready to run as a real experiment.

The method

Three movements, one loop.

I
EVIDENCE

We read what you already produce.

Telemetry, commit history, support tickets, performance analytics. Omnomesh treats these as the real backlog, and ranks opportunities by signal strength before anyone writes a ticket.

Reads from
TelemetryCommitsTicketsPerf
INPUT · LANESTELEMETRYCOMMITSTICKETSPERF×3×7×2RANKED · BY SIGNAL#01checkout drop-off87%#02shipping · step 371%#03search · zero-state54%
II
HYPOTHESIS

Each opportunity becomes a testable claim.

A multi-agent system maps the opportunity to specific files, components and surfaces. You get a hypothesis: what we change, what we expect, how we will know.

Reads from
Repo mapOwnersFlag registry
REPO · MAPsrc/checkout/Cart.tsxShippingEstimator.tsxL42–67Review.tsxlib/rates.tsHYPOTHESISH-042CLAIMEstimator blockscheckout.EXPECT+4.0% step-3 → step-4MEASUREfunnel.step3_to_4flag-gatedrevertableno PIIowner · paymentsrisk · low
III
EXPERIMENT

One PR per hypothesis. Governed, reversible.

Every PR is scoped small, feature-flagged, instrumented with telemetry, and remediated against your CI until it passes. Merge or revert. The loop logs either way.

Reads from
CODEOWNERSCIFeature flags
PR · #2014feat: faster estimator+ autofixretry e2e · patchedFLAGCI · CHECKSlinttypeteste2eflagMERGEDROLLOUT0%50%100%
On category

A different tool, for a different job.

Analytics tools tell you what happened. Coding agents help one engineer write faster. Neither closes the UX experimentation loop. Omnomesh is built for that specific gap.

Analytics + coding agents
Omnomesh.· the loop

Charts from traffic.
Code from spec.

Find. Review. Ship the UX experiment.

Funnel, cohort, and event dashboards

1Finds the UX change worth testingreads telemetry like a PM reads dashboards

Boilerplate and scaffolding on demand

2Grounds every hypothesis in real artifactsfunnel reads, repo maps, owner routing

Greenfield work from a spec or prompt

3Ships a PR, flagged, instrumented, scopedgoverned merges, reversible by design

Speeds up general development workflows

4Repeatable across surfaces, sprints, teamsthe loop compounds

Inside the pipeline

How omnomesh works.

The quality you see at the end is the result of choices made at every step.

i.
Multi-agent by design
Every step is a team, not a model.
Hypothesis · experiment design
priors · success metric · guardrails
Code + instrumentation plan
surfaces · events · rollback path
Plan execution
scoped diffs · fixtures · manifests
PR + CI remediation
failing checks · patched · rebased

Discovery, mapping, writing, and review are separate specialist agents with their own context. You get cleaner handoffs and fewer dead-ends than a single prompt could ever produce.

ii.
Artifact-grounded
Outputs stand on complete context, not vibes.
codebase.map.yml
# structure
+ 200 files
brand.system.md
# voice & tone
+ 200 rules
instrumentation.guide.json
# event schema
+ 200 events
business.context.md
# product & ICP
+ 200 lines

Each stage emits heavy, inspectable artifacts: funnel reads, repo maps, UX rationales, test plans. The next agent works from documents, not memories, so the output stays anchored.

iii.
Adversarial review
Low-quality ideas are killed before they reach you.
generated · 6eliminated · 4
survived · 2
H-01 guest checkout
H-02 estimator copy
H-03 CTA order
H-04 error banner
H-05 address step
H-06 trust badges

A red-team agent attacks every hypothesis and PR: weak priors, bad scope, unclear metric, UX harm. Anything that survives is worth a human minute.

iv.
Simulated user mental model
Context and ICP shaped signal beside your analytics.
mental-model sweep
impact × conf
ICPeng-led SMB SaaS buyer · 30–80 seats · IT-owned security · ROI-led
  • #01pricing · annual toggle
    0.89
    ROI-first buyer expects $/mo saved on the card — it's in a tooltip
  • #02signup · SSO field
    0.84
    IT-owned rollout at 50-seat co; no SAML visible before demo
  • #03docs · quick-start
    0.78
    eng evaluator skims < 60s; hello-world runs 8 steps deep
  • #04demo · form length
    0.71
    10 fields; this ICP drops off above 3, never reaches the budget ask
+ 22 more surfaces scored against this ICP

Omnomesh adds synthetic user-intent signal from your business context and ICP expectations. It complements strong telemetry and still grounds calls when session data is thin.

v.
Self-learning loop
Every shipped experiment sharpens the next one.
Ship
Measure
Learn
Omnomesh.

Optional. Outcomes feed back into the model of your users and your product: priors update, bad assumptions retire, and the pipeline learns your surface the way a long-tenured PM would.

Signed

A note from the founder.

Abhiram Kanipaku, founder of Omnomesh

I'm currently in my second year of the Bachelor of Advanced Finance and Economics at the University of Queensland in Brisbane. Since early 2023, I've been using AI to teach myself how to build software and, over time, to build products of my own.

Through 2025, I was deep in a consumer product where AI agents were core to the experience. What stayed with me was not just what AI made possible, but how quickly product complexity changed the job of improving it.

The more surfaces a product has, the easier it becomes to leave valuable improvements untouched, and the harder it becomes to see the product with fresh eyes.

That is the gap Omnomesh is built around. As I iterated, I kept feeling two pressures at once: there was never enough time to improve everything that mattered, and the closer I got to the product, the harder it became to step into users' shoes and see the experience as they do.

The last six months have been about building around that problem. It feels especially relevant now, because as AI makes software easier to build, the advantage shifts toward better product judgment, stronger UX, and faster iteration on what users actually feel. You would be one of the first design partners, and the pilot is scoped so the product does the convincing, not the pitch.

Abhiram Kanipaku
Founder · Omnomesh · Brisbane, Australia
LinkedIn ↗
Apply for the pilot

Taking on a few Design Partners.

The teams that get the most out of this tend to look like this.

High-velocity team
More cycles in flight means more active surfaces and higher bandwidth for concurrent work.
Staging and feature-flag infra
A verification layer before changes ship, and a controlled path for when they do.
Someone who can merge
One person who can review a proposed change and move it forward.
Product analytics running
Grounds what gets worked on in actual user behavior.
If most of this sounds like your team →
What happens after you send this
1
Founder review
Personal read, clear reply within 24 h either way
2
Scoping call
20 min to map your flows and constraints
3
We outline the engagement
Based on the call, we shape what working together actually looks like for your team.
4
Design partnership begins
We go from there. Yours to steer.
Zero prod PIIGovernance-firstReversible by default

Limited pilot cohort

Abhiram reads every application personally and replies within 24 hours. Applying starts the conversation.

Pilot Application · Step 1 of 2
Tell us who you are.
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