Identity and scope
Work is bound to exact repositories, branches, candidates, stories, workspaces, tools, and policies. Ambiguous or stale identity should stop rather than silently continue.
Enterprise assurance
Software delivery evidence you can inspect.
IncrementPilot is designed to make AI-assisted delivery reviewable at the same boundaries enterprises already care about: repository identity, scope, execution authority, independent review, validation evidence, and release control.
Execution evidence
Controlled runners, validation actions, tool policy, and candidate-bound receipts create a durable record of what actually executed.
Independent qualification
Code review, QA, integration, security, diff evaluation, and application qualification are separated from the implementation role.
Fail-closed delivery
Missing evidence, policy mismatch, unresolved findings, stale qualification, or an invalid candidate can prevent delivery rather than being treated as a soft warning.
Deployment boundaries
The product is designed to integrate with customer repositories, runners, model providers, secrets, and release controls without requiring one opaque execution environment.
Qualification approach
Capability qualification can be exercised across repository shapes, requirements, reviewer conflict, remediation, security, replay, and blind end-to-end delivery scenarios.
What this page does not claim
It does not present customer logos, invented success metrics, or unsupported certification claims. Enterprise evidence should come from the actual qualification records, deployment boundaries, and governed delivery receipts produced by the system.
Product model & evidence
Your coding tools. Independent product verification.
Define the assignment
IP retains planning, dependencies, versioned implementation personas, work coordination, approvals, and the delivery record. Approved coding resources perform repository implementation and corrective work.
Verify the candidate
IP resolves the submitted commit itself, checks ancestry and scope drift, and independently reviews and validates the candidate. Worker test results and “safe to merge” statements remain reported claims.
Keep authority visible
Interactive assignment rules are not a guaranteed sandbox. Organization controls govern execution eligibility and data egress; product verification evaluates the submitted result. People retain acceptance and release authority.
R1 operating modelBuilt-in Forge and Pixel code generation is not offered in R1. Their retained role definitions are historical. IP’s product agents, independent review, evidence gates, and management UI remain central. Qualification applies to the exact candidate and evaluated workflow.
Emporia · 5+1 product family
Five focused products. One shared foundation.
Choose the products your organization needs. Each is independently deployable above Agentic Foundation; connections between products are optional and preserve each product’s evidence and authority.
IPSoftware delivery
IncrementPilot
Plan approved work, coordinate coding resources, and independently verify each submitted software candidate.
Explore IncrementPilot MPSoftware modernizationModernize Pilot
Transform an existing system toward an explicit target, preserve required behavior, and independently assess the differences.
Explore Modernize Pilot CSEngineering investigationCauseSignal
Investigate incidents and defects with privileged server-side specialists, cited evidence, and explicit uncertainty.
Explore CauseSignal FTProduct intelligenceFoundryTrace
Reconstruct a source-bound product record with provenance, contradictions, freshness, and qualified baselines.
Explore FoundryTrace TPIndependent testingTestingTrace
Connect requirements, implementation, and risk to test design, controlled execution, and evidence-backed release advice.
Explore TestingTrace+1
Agentic Foundation
Mandatory embedded infrastructure for production deployments: identity, scope, policy, governed execution, evidence receipts, and usage accountability. Products own the meaning and qualification of their results.
Optional organization control plane
The shared architecture provides for federation, capability discovery, organization policy, entitlements, aggregate usage, audit, and STOP. Availability follows each deployment’s qualified capabilities.
Installing a companion product does not transfer its authority or automatically create a release gate. Additional cross-product requirements must come from explicit organization policy.
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