It installs between your developers and the AI they already use: tool- and model-agnostic, EU-sovereign, governed. The platform's capabilities turn scattered AI use into a shared practice the team trusts.
Licences alone keep AI a private habit. A platform makes it a team practice by adding four things: context to match your standards, performance to run it well, compliance to defend it, and insights to prove it works.
Constitution, ADRs, contracts and skills read by every AI call, so output matches your team, not generic patterns.
The right model for each task, safeguards on every prompt, failover under every call, for 30-60% less LLM spend.
Every prompt, tool call and commit traceable to the work it shipped. EU-sovereign by construction.
Maturity, adoption, cost and ROI, measured per team, per project, over time. Evidence, not anecdotes.
AI is only as good as the context it works in. The platform installs the constitution, conventions and shared knowledge that turn AI from individual productivity into team capability.
Performance is multidimensional: cost-efficient routing, runtime safeguards on every prompt, and reliability across providers, all working behind the scenes, invisible by default.
Every AI-touched line of code is traceable, classifiable and defensible, from prompt to merged PR. Regulators get the audit trail, CISOs get the data control, CCOs get the AI Act report on demand.
Maturity isn't a feeling. The platform measures it continuously, per team, per project, over time. See progress, catch drift, prove the investment.
The readiness check takes one day. We connect the platform to your repos, show you your team's AI footprint, and leave you with a maturity baseline. Fixed price, no commitment after.
Participating developers sign up, and you register the GitHub App for your repos. No deep configuration, no disruption.
The dashboard shows usage by team, cost by surface, AI-touched code by repo, and a maturity baseline.
Evidence to commit to the embed, or walk away. No contract beyond the readiness check without an explicit decision.