For CIOs and CTOs
Increase delivery capacity without introducing an ungoverned path around architecture, identity or release management.
Secure AI Software Engineering Agents
Give development teams agentic engineering capability without giving an autonomous process unrestricted access to source code, secrets, networks, CI/CD or production.
Engineering capability
Increase delivery capacity without introducing an ungoverned path around architecture, identity or release management.
Accelerate backlog, migration, testing and maintenance while preserving review standards and team ownership.
Define model, repository, network, secret and tool boundaries with traceable actions and enforceable controls.
Use agent assistance in customer-controlled environments with explicit data handling and human accountability.
Use cases
Controlled delivery flow
Developer
AI engineering agent
Isolated environment
Scoped branch
Tests
Security scan
Pull request
Human reviewer
CI/CD
Deployment
The model can reason over the issue, repository and test results, then propose a bounded change.
Environment policy, schemas, scanners and permissions determine what can actually run.
A human reviews the code and evidence. Existing branch and deployment approvals remain authoritative.
Security architecture
The agent receives access only to approved repositories, branches and issue context. Cross-repository access is explicit.
Commands run in an ephemeral, monitored environment with defined compute, filesystem and persistence boundaries.
Outbound access is denied or allow-listed. Package registries, documentation and tools are approved by environment policy.
Secrets are not placed in prompts. Short-lived credentials are injected only for approved operations at runtime.
Static analysis, secret scanning, dependency analysis, tests and policy checks run before a pull request can progress.
The agent cannot approve or merge its own pull request and cannot bypass existing production release controls.
Explicit deny policy
Traceability
Identity
Developer, agent and execution-environment identity for each run
Inputs
Issue, repository, selected files, instructions and model route
Actions
Commands, file changes, tool calls, network destinations and results
Quality
Test results, coverage changes, lint, build and evaluation evidence
Security
Secret scan, SAST, dependency and infrastructure policy results
Decision
Pull request, human review, approval, merge and deployment record
Model and data policy
Approved regional model, restricted egress, private execution and no external model route.
Customer-approved model catalogue, repository-scoped access and controlled package sources.
Frontier coding model may be permitted with explicit policy and provider terms.
Minimise or exclude sensitive files, split the task and route each part to an approved boundary.
Implementation model
Choose a bounded repository task with clear success, risk and review criteria.
Configure identity, repository scope, compute, tools, egress and secret brokering.
Benchmark quality, security, cost and review effort against representative issues.
Monitor production use and add capabilities only when control evidence supports it.
DW Data can design the model boundary, isolated runtime, repository permissions, security checks, pull request workflow and AgentOps needed for a secure production service.