Most engineers spend most of their time in Pilot. Use Autopilot when the goal is clear and the work is bounded. Switch between them without leaving the window.

Parser is Entity's flagship: a cross-platform agentic IDE that runs on whatever model you bring. The orchestration layer — prompting strategies, multi-step planning, context compression, tool use, evaluation loops, and skills the agent loads on demand — is what closes the gap between any capable model and a frontier coding assistant.

Two modes share one environment. In Pilot, you steer: the agent proposes plans and diffs; you accept, refine, or reject every change inline. In Autopilot, you hand the agent a goal: it plans, executes, runs the terminal, calls tools, and ships — with everything visible, interruptible, and reversible.

MCP is native. Multi-agent orchestration is built in. Your code stays on your machine. The model bill, if any, goes to your provider — never to us.

Everything Parser ships with, from supervised editing to autonomous multi-agent runs.

A snapshot of how the runtime behaves in real engineering work — tool-call distribution and the trade-offs each mode makes.