PRODUCT

Governance for AI coding agents.

Syndicate Code enforces policy at the developer terminal. Every side-effecting AI action — code change, file write, API call, deployment command — requires a valid approval envelope before execution. The evidence chain starts here, before the first side effect.

The developer terminal is one of the most common entry points for AI-mediated action. Without enforcement at this boundary, every AI-assisted coding session creates an ungoverned execution path. Syndicate Code evaluates policy before AI actions execute, producing attributable evidence for every permitted or denied action.

Capabilities.

Syndicate Code provides pre-execution governance at the developer terminal. Each capability is enforced at the execution boundary, not in editor configuration or lint rules.

Policy evaluated before any side effect executes — file writes, API calls, deployments

Approval bound to specific parameters — not loose intent or session scope

HMAC-signed append-only SQLite evidence ledger

Fail-closed: no execution without valid approval envelope

Headless CI mode exits code 2 when checkpoint is pending

Command execution controls and credential boundaries

Test and policy gates integrated into development workflow

Rollback evidence for production-deployment separation

Evaluate Code for your engineering team.

A technical review maps your developer-side AI execution paths, identifies which engineering actions lack pre-execution approval, and determines the enforcement boundary configuration.