CI integration
Run checks in GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Bitbucket, or custom pipelines.
Start manual and earn autonomy. Cognium connects agent output, scanning, trust scoring, registry controls, and release policy into one governed workflow.
Every component gets a Trust Score from 0-100. The score determines what happens next: block, review, or deploy.
Run checks in GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Bitbucket, or custom pipelines.
Approve, block, or escalate based on trust score and repository policy.
Attach audit artifacts to the same path developers already use.
Use Cognium to coordinate scanners, specs, registries, and human review without forcing teams into a new development tool.
Use existing agents and editors instead of replacing them.
Start report-only, then move selected repositories to blocking gates.
Run cloud, hybrid, or on-premise depending on source-code and compliance needs.
Production separates the audience clearly: services teams turn expertise into reusable private skills, while platform teams keep shared ecosystems safe with trust gates and visible verification.
Capture domain expertise as trusted, reusable skills that agents can use across client delivery, internal engineering, and regulated workflows.
Protect marketplaces, partner ecosystems, and internal developer platforms from untrusted skills, tools, and generated code.
These pages are built for teams evaluating AI coding security, agent trust, and enterprise governance beyond basic scanner checklists.
| Current approach | Typical gap | Cognium approach |
|---|---|---|
| Basic automation | Agents create code quickly. | Agents create code inside controlled release policy. |
| Separate scanners | Security checks run without agent context. | Scanning, registry, and spec checks share one trust score. |
| Manual operations | Platform teams coordinate exceptions manually. | Policy gates route decisions consistently. |
Begin with humans approving every release. As your pipeline proves safe, Cognium auto-approves known patterns.