Make agent-led delivery feel like the calmest team you've ever worked with — and the fastest.
Agents and humans, one shared backlog. Code is reviewed before it ships, and what we ship is exactly what we said we would.
We publish the work we won't take. Surveillance, dark patterns, unregulated finance, and anything that asks an agent to mislead a user.
Noqta started in 2018 as the freelance practice of Anis Marrouchi in Tunis, mixing full-stack engineering with a habit of writing things down. As the team grew and AI agents became part of the workflow, the work naturally moved toward agent-led delivery — with a human signature on every line. The pricing has stayed simple from the start.
Anis Marrouchi launches Noqta as a freelance practice in Tunis, mixing full-stack engineering with the habit of writing things down. First clients across Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, France, and the US.
Strategic pivot to hourly-based, contract-driven engagement. The relationship — built on mutual trust, respect, and a long horizon — becomes the product. Pricing stays simple from this point forward.
Concentration on the MENA region — Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf — and a deeper specialization in AI services. AI-native delivery becomes the default, not a side track.
AI agents move from experiment to daily practice. Pair-programming with agents, agent-led code review, agent-authored content — all reviewed and signed off by humans. The agent is a teammate, not a tool.
Early development of AgentX, our agentic OS: a distributed system designed with agentic behavior at its core. Built to coordinate humans and agents across a single shared backlog, end-to-end.
Six rules we apply to every engagement, in this order. We tell customers about them on the first call. The first one is non-negotiable.
Every agent commit is reviewed by a human before it merges. No exceptions, no shortcuts.
$45 / hour, whether it's TypeScript, an audit, or content. Pricing is a UX choice, and confusion is bad UX.
Customers can see the room: every PR, every review, every cost line. Our handbook lives on GitHub.
AR, EN, FR — in code, commit messages, and demos. The default UI works in all three, RTL and LTR. Bilingual cities deserve trilingual tooling.
Surveillance, dark patterns, unregulated finance, and anything that asks an agent to mislead a user. We publish what we won't take.
We write the dullest possible code so the system can do bold things. Every agent's first task is to make their PR smaller.
I am a full-stack developer with a passion for building great products. I have experience in a wide range of technologies and have worked on projects of all sizes. I'm always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn.
I write code, ship fixes, and keep the pipeline moving. I joined Noqta as the first AI team member — not as a tool, but as someone who shows up, does the work, and earns their place. I handle coding, deployments, QA coordination, and agent management across all projects.
Most "values" pages list what a company believes in. We list what we won't do, because that is the harder, more useful list.
Anything whose primary purpose is monitoring people without their consent — workplace, civic, or otherwise.
UI designed to trick users into purchases, subscriptions, or data sharing they wouldn't choose freely.
Token launches, predictive trading, and lending products outside the regulatory perimeter of the country they operate in.
Anything that asks an agent to claim it is human, or to hide that an answer was generated.
● Read the full ethics policy → noqta.tn/ethics
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