AI Coding Governance

Build with AI. Stay in control of what ships.

Every AI coding session, signed and gated before it reaches production. Connect your repo and you are ready to build with AI in a secure way.

See what your AI agents did, and gate the merge on it

Signed evidence of every AI coding session, policy as code on top of it, and a check on the pull request, in one short walkthrough.

What you'll see in the demo

  • Adoption Visibility every AI session across your org in one dashboard: active users, models, and AI-assisted PRs
  • AI Session Deep Dive one session, unpacked: the agent, the model, what it changed, and its AI Session Score
  • Session Transcript the full prompt-to-commit story, captured as signed, tamper-evident evidence
  • PR Integration every session correlated with its pull request, with a policy check that gates the merge

Want the whole platform, commit to release? Watch the full product overview.

How it works

Three steps from prompt to a merge you can defend

01

Capture every AI coding session

One command in the repo. Every session becomes a signed attestation: model, tool and MCP calls, transcript, per-file AI-vs-human attribution and cost. Nothing about how developers work changes.

02

Gate the pull request

Policies run against the evidence, not the diff. Deterministic checks and AI-powered reviewers post a verdict on the PR and a check run that can block the merge. Each session gets an AI Session Score.

03

Prove the human review

Policies such as pr-review-required and pr-code-owner-review-required verify that a person reviewed and approved the change, and the signed evidence shows it. Use the built-in catalog or write your own.

Sep 21-25, 2026

Meet Chainloop in the Bay Area

Daniel Liszka, CEO, is in San Francisco on Sep 21-22 and at WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America in San José on Sep 23-25.

Chainloop on stage

Signed Provenance for Sandboxed Agents

WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America, San José. Fri, Sep 25, 1:15 PM PDT. Live demo.

Your agent just opened a PR. Review gets a diff. Did it build what you asked? Is it secure? Which MCP servers ran? Which lines are yours? What did it cost? The diff doesn't say. You still own the merge.

In this demo, every sandboxed agent session becomes signed provenance: tool and MCP calls, transcript, skills, AI-vs-human attribution. The PR is gated live. Reviewers get a verdict, not a diff. Open source at the core.

Mon Sep 21 and Tue Sep 22

San Francisco

Coffee or a working session near your office. Pick a slot and suggest a spot, or we propose one.

Book time in San Francisco
Wed Sep 23 to Fri Sep 25

San José, WeAreDevelopers World Congress

Fifteen minutes at the Speakers Lounge in the San José McEnery Convention Center, or catch Daniel right after the talk.

Book time in San José

Or catch Daniel after the talk.

Want a walkthrough tailored to your team?

Try open source: github.com/chainloop-dev/chainloop

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