Governed delivery for controlled environments

Let AI write the code. Keep control of the change.

EmberNest brings AI-assisted development into organisations that run on standards, approvals and audit. Work is scoped and priced before it starts, approved by the people accountable for it, checked against your engineering rules, and delivered with evidence you can review.

Works alongside the coding tools your teams already use.

The problem

AI writes code faster than your controls were built to absorb.

Your standards, change boards, release gates and assurance reviews were designed for human-paced change. AI-assisted development breaks that pace, and most organisations end up with one of three bad options.

Ban it,

and watch delivery fall behind.

Allow it quietly,

and lose sight of what changed, who approved it and why.

Review everything by hand,

and lose the speed you wanted in the first place.

EmberNest is the fourth option: AI-assisted delivery that fits the controls you already run.

How it works

Five steps from finding to proof.

Assess

Your codebase is scanned against your engineering rules and graded. Each finding is tied to what it costs the business.

Scope

Findings become small pieces of work, each with one test that defines done.

Approve

Your commercial lead signs off the price. The budget owner authorises the work. Nothing starts without both.

Deliver

AI agents do the work inside the approved scope, each piece isolated and checked against your rules.

Prove

The test must pass before anything merges. What shipped is verified, scanned again and recorded.

Works with how you already govern

Your controls, mapped.

The control you already runHow EmberNest supports it
Engineering standardsYour rules, held with your code, checked on every change EmberNest handles
Change controlWork is scoped, priced and approved before it starts. Changes to scope or price go back for approval
Segregation of dutiesThe person who prices the work is not the person who authorises it, and no one can close work by hand: its test has to pass
Release managementDeployments follow your release process and any approvals you require
Assurance and auditEach change is linked to its approval, its test results and a fresh scan
Data sovereigntyRun in our cloud, your Azure subscription or your own infrastructure, with your own model routes
Budget controlAI spend is attributed to approved work, with budgets, alerts and routing policies
Existing estatesWorks on existing Java, Go, TypeScript, Python, C# and Rust codebases, not only new ones

For the person who answers for it

One view of decisions, delivery and evidence.

What needs fixing, priced and ready for approval. What is being done, and by whom. What actually shipped, with the evidence. What AI has cost, against the budget you set.

Measured on our own repository

Start with a question every team has.

How many of your unmerged branches are really unmerged? On our own repository, a count by branch history said 59 abandoned branches. Comparing patches showed that 12 of them had already shipped in full. EmberMission's recovery scan gives you that answer for yours.

See the recovery scan

Your code. Your environment. Your models.

Where it runs

Our cloud, your Azure subscription, or your own infrastructure.

Whose models

Managed AI, your own provider account, or local models.

What is recorded

Every approval, every change and the evidence behind it.

Visit the Trust centre

Confirm the fit. Then prove the value.

Discover the problem and the people involved. Protect both sides with a mutual NDA. Demonstrate in your environment. Pilot on one application, with agreed success criteria.

The first conversation is commercial. Technical detail follows the NDA.

Built for organisations where every change has to be accounted for.

Who is behind EmberNest, and how they work with customers, is on the About page. Named biographies are published only with each person's agreement.

About EmberNest

Bring AI into your delivery without giving up control.

The two-page overview is shared in the first conversation. It is not a public download yet.