For CTOs & Engineering Leads

Your team ships AI-generated code every day. Do you know what it's doing?

AI coding agents write fast. Policies, audits, and liability don't care who wrote the code — human or AI. Verity gives you governance at the Git layer so every AI-generated PR is policy-evaluated, signed, and traceable before it merges.

What a CTO sees in the Verity dashboard
Update README and add unit tests
AUTO ✓
Add new auth endpoint with OAuth scope
GATE ⚠
Hardcoded API key in config.js
BLOCK ✗
Refactor pagination helper function
AUTO ✓
89%
Auto-approved
9%
Gated
2%
Blocked

Three things keeping engineering leads up at night.

🕵️
No attribution

When something goes wrong, you can't tell which PRs were AI-generated, which model wrote them, or who reviewed them. The audit trail doesn't exist.

⚠️
Manual review bottleneck

Your senior engineers are reviewing every AI-generated PR by hand. It's unsustainable — and they can't spot every risk without systematic policy evaluation.

📋
Compliance exposure

Regulators and enterprise customers are starting to ask: how do you govern AI-generated code? You don't have a defensible answer yet.

Policy enforcement without slowing your team.

1
Automatic triage

Low-risk AI-generated PRs (docs, tests, refactors) auto-approve immediately. Your engineers spend review time on changes that actually need a human eye.

2
Risk-signal gating

Auth changes, new external calls, credential exposure — Verity detects these patterns and gates the PR automatically. Your policy decides who reviews and who can override.

3
Immutable audit trail

Every DEO is signed and committed to your git history. When compliance, legal, or security asks — you have a complete, tamper-evident record of every AI-generated change ever merged.

DEO example · deo_a3f8b2c1
ai_tool: Cursor
model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022
pr_id: 419
risk_signals: [auth_scope_modified]
verdict: GATE
reviewer: j.chen@company.com
approved_at: 2026-05-07T09:14:22Z
signature: sha256:a3f8b2...

Start governing AI-generated code before a security incident forces the conversation.

Verity is in early access. Pilot conversations available now.