FPT Automotive Virtual Engineer

An AI engineer that
speaks ASPICE.

FAVE is a multi-agent platform that generates test cases, runs them on a built-in simulator, reviews code, and answers engineering questions — built for ASPICE, ISO 26262, and ADAS/AD workflows.

No training on your data Per-task isolated sandboxes Hosted or private deployment

Test-case generation
or pipeline view screenshot

What FAVE is

FAVE is a containerized, multi-agent automation platform for automotive software engineering. It composes specialized AI agents into governed workflows — from test design and generation through execution, code review, and documentation — and aligns them to the automotive standards your audits depend on: ASPICE, ISO 26262, and ADAS/AD.

Capabilities

What FAVE does for your team

Four core functions, one governed platform.

✦ Unique to FAVE

Engineering Chatbot / Assistant

Ask questions and get answers grounded in your actual project — your code, requirements, specs, and test history. Not a generic AI. Not a search box. A technical colleague that knows your repository, speaks your standards, and keeps session history across conversations.

Streaming responses · Session history · Grounded in your repo, Jira & SharePoint · No equivalent in traditional test tooling

Test Case Generation

Turn requirements and design conditions into structured test cases automatically.

Test Execution + Simulator

Run generated tests on a built-in simulator: design → generate → execute → report.

Code Review

Graph-aware AI review across your repository, with impact analysis and bugfix prediction.

…and more — requirements engineering, documentation, estimation, and ADAS scenario generation, on one governed harness.

Why FAVE

One platform vs. five contracts

Traditional automotive test tooling means a separate product for each problem. FAVE consolidates the stack.

Capability FAVE Traditional test suites
Platform model One unified platform 3–6 separate products
Licensing Credit-based · pay-as-you-go Per-product seat licenses
Test generation starting point Requirements + design conditions Code coverage gaps only
Built-in test simulator
Engineering chatbot / assistant
Requirements engineering
Documentation generation
ADAS scenario generation
Private / on-premise deployment
Data training policy No training on your data Not stated

Traditional test suites typically require separate products for unit testing, static analysis, test management, and CI orchestration — each with its own license, support contract, and learning curve.

How it works

From connect to ship in four steps

01

Connect

Bring your code, requirements, and tools — Git, Jira, SharePoint.

02

Compose

Assemble reusable AI agents into a pipeline, visually or in natural language.

03

Run

Agents execute in isolated sandboxes with full governance and observability.

04

Review & ship

Get test cases, results, reviews, and reports — with an audit trail.

Deployment / architecture diagram
(hosted vs. private)

Deployment & security

Run it our way, or yours.

Use FAVE (hosted)

Start immediately, nothing to install.

Private deployment

Run in your own or an independent environment; you keep full control of infrastructure and data.

Per-task isolated sandboxes, zero-trust authorization, secrets management, and tenant data isolation — and we don't train on your data.