Vision
The Agentic Shift
We are entering an era where most code will be written by agents, not humans. The bottleneck is no longer creation—it’s decision.
Why release automation isn't enough
Traditional CI/CD pipelines assume a human wrote the code. They automate the process of delivery (build, test, deploy) but they do not automate the governance of change.
When an AI agent submits a pull request, who checks for semantic correctness? Who evaluates the blast radius? Who decides if this specific change is safe to ship at 4 PM on a Friday?
Automation makes things fast. Governance makes them safe.
Change Governance Protocol (CGP)
We are defining a standard for how changes are proposed, analyzed, and approved. CGP is a protocol that allows:
- Agents to propose changes with structured intent.
- Systems to score risk based on history and blast radius.
- Humans to hold the keys for high-risk decisions.
The Protocol Stack
Humans, Agents, and Authority
We don't believe in "human-out-of-the-loop" for critical infrastructure yet. We believe in human-on-the-loop.
Relicta acts as the interface where agents prove their work to humans. It provides the "Trust Anchor" — a verifiable record that a specific change passed specific policy checks before being signed.
Long-term Direction
Where we are going
Theme 1: Risk-Awareness
Moving from "pass/fail" tests to probabilistic risk scoring.
Theme 2: Agent Identity
Cryptographically signing changes with agent identities.
Theme 3: Universal Ledger
A decentralized audit log of every change decision.