Every AI-authored change, governed and evidenced
ExaCollab orchestrates and evidences a development process that runs entirely on your own infrastructure — classifying every change, validating its intent through three independent parties, and ending in a named human's approval.
Every change is classified before anyone authors it
What it does
A spine of ten gates that no configuration can delete, skip or auto-satisfy.
Suggestion Register
Demand arrives from anywhere, and nothing reaches an author until it has been classified and proven not to need architecture work.
Learn more →Tiered Authorship
Decouples who may raise demand from who may cause code to run, so the safe population can be very large and the risky one very small.
Learn more →Workflow and the Ten Gates
Model your own change process — approvals, quorum, SLA, escalation — around a spine no configuration can delete, skip or auto-satisfy.
Learn more →Three-Party Intent Validation
Three parties must agree before anything executes, and only one of them is ExaCollab.
Learn more →Assurance Pipeline
A multi-layer pipeline executed in your own DEV system, where every behavioural divergence must be classified by a human before it can pass.
Learn more →Security, Supply Chain and Provenance
Named human sign-off paired with an adversarial pass on a decorrelated model, over a change whose full dependency footprint is known.
Learn more →The exposure you already carry
68%
Security pass rate of the best-performing model in Summer 2026 testing — a known vulnerability introduced in roughly one task in three, in code that compiles cleanly almost every time.
+441%
Median time in pull-request review, across 2026 field telemetry covering roughly 22,000 developers. Review is where the constraint moved.
31%
More pull requests merging with no review at all. The risk was absorbed; the control was not.
Start by measuring what you already ship
ExaCollab is not a new exposure to take on. It is the first thing that measures the one you already carry — and, having measured it, the mechanism that lets you widen who is permitted to author change.
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