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Code, dependencies, APIs, file maps, PRs, and service ownership become permission-aware engineering context.
VDF.AI sits above repos, Jira, Confluence, GitBook, CI/CD, observability, incidents, tickets, and runbooks. State the engineering objective and the OS activates the right agents, code tools, approval gates, and audit trail while keeping source code inside your trust boundary.
VDF.AI sits above repos, Jira, Confluence, GitBook, CI/CD, observability, incidents, runbooks, and ticketing systems. It gives engineers governed AI across the software lifecycle without sending source code to a hosted model.
Intelligence in
Code, dependencies, APIs, file maps, PRs, and service ownership become permission-aware engineering context.
Issues, incidents, sprints, epics, SLAs, and support queues feed triage and planning workflows.
Design docs, runbooks, knowledge-base content, API docs, and standards are retrieved with citations.
Incident channels, logs, alerts, deploy history, and runbook steps are correlated for response and postmortems.
Builds, scans, dependency alerts, policy checks, and control evidence define what can be suggested or automated.
VDF AI - Engineering - Model agnostic - Self-hosted - Any LLM
Objective engine, source-code controls, secure-SDLC guardrails, agent registry, memory, and feedback across code, tickets, docs, incidents, and migrations.
State the target: cut MTTR, reduce review delay, generate tests, modernize a service, or improve onboarding.
Controls enforce repo permissions, secret handling, secure-SDLC checks, approval gates, and audit logging.
Routes work by repo, service owner, risk class, environment, change type, incident severity, and reviewer path.
Explains code, maps dependencies, reviews changes, and flags risk with repo-aware evidence.
Pulls runbooks, recent changes, alerts, and docs to prepare incident actions and postmortems.
Drafts docs, tests, changelogs, migration notes, and API references from code and specs.
Guides new engineers through a codebase and plans refactors with change-impact evidence.
Runs inside your trust boundary with governed model routing, private retrieval, customer keys, and no training on source code.
Accepted review patterns, incident lessons, architecture decisions, and onboarding answers become reusable memory.
Execution out
PRs are reviewed against standards, risk, dependency impact, and historical incidents.
Readmes, API docs, migration notes, and test scaffolds are drafted for engineer approval.
Runbooks, alerts, deploys, and postmortem context are assembled faster.
Tickets are classified, enriched, linked to context, and routed to the right team.
New engineers get guided answers across repos, docs, ADRs, and tickets.
Refactors and upgrades get dependency maps, risks, tasks, and review gates.
The control plane starts from an engineering outcome and assembles the code, docs, tickets, checks, agents, and approvals needed to deliver it.
GitHub, Jira, Confluence, GitBook, CI/CD, observability, incident tools, and runbooks remain the working systems. VDF.AI coordinates above them.
No workflow migrationCut MTTR, review a PR, generate tests, document an API, migrate a service, or onboard a new engineer. The OS returns a plan by repo, risk, and approval path.
Outcome-led executionCode, DevOps, documentation, planning, and support agents run with repo permissions, approval gates, secret handling, and secure-SDLC checks.
Governed autonomyAccepted review patterns, incident lessons, docs, and architecture decisions compound instead of disappearing in chat history.
Traceable learning loopEngineering teams want AI assistance across code, docs, and incidents — but security and compliance won't allow proprietary source and customer data to flow into a third-party model. The result is shadow AI, or no AI at all.
Your codebase is core IP. Pasting it into a hosted assistant risks leakage, training on your code, and violating customer data-processing commitments.
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 programs require data-residency, access control, and audit. Most hosted AI tools can't satisfy those controls out of the box.
Answers are scattered across repos, wikis, tickets, runbooks, and logs. Engineers waste hours hunting for context that should be one query away.
When sanctioned tools don't exist, engineers use unapproved ones — moving code and data outside your control with zero visibility or audit.
Data Sovereignty
Your code never leaves your network.
Deploy VDF AI entirely self-hosted, on-premises or in your private cloud. No external API calls. No source code, secrets, or customer data traveling to third-party servers — and nothing training an external model. Your codebase stays exactly where security requires it.
"Security finally said yes. The whole platform runs in our cluster — our code never touches a public model."
Inside your trust boundary
Compliance
SOC 2 & ISO 27001 aligned from day one.
VDF AI provides the governance infrastructure security teams demand:
SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · EU AI Act
Cost Control
Predictable AI spend across the org.
Engineering leaders need AI ROI without per-seat surprises. VDF AI delivers:
vs. hosted cloud alternatives
Each workflow combines a focused engineering agent pattern with the tools needed to read code, retrieve docs, analyze incidents, generate deliverables, request approval, and preserve the audit trail.
Answer codebase questions, review PRs, map dependencies, and flag risky changes without sending source to hosted tools.
Search wikis, runbooks, ADRs, and code-linked docs with citations and team-level permissions.
Correlate alerts, recent changes, runbooks, and ownership to prepare incident actions and postmortems.
Classify, enrich, summarize, and route tickets using Jira, docs, and historical resolutions.
Draft tests, docs, changelogs, and API references from code and specs for engineer review.
Guide new engineers through repositories and plan refactors with architecture and dependency evidence.
| Requirement | VDF AI Capability |
|---|---|
| Deployment | Self-hosted on-premises, in your private cloud, Kubernetes, or air-gapped — inside your trust boundary |
| Code confidentiality | Source code & secrets stay in-house — no external API calls, no training on your code |
| Private RAG | Repos, wikis, design docs, runbooks & tickets stay on-premise inside your governed vector-store boundary |
| Role-based access | RBAC-scoped agents, tools & knowledge by team, repo & environment |
| Model routing | Tier-aware routing keeps routine queries on smaller models — frontier models reserved for hard problems |
| Audit logs | Immutable audit logs for prompts, retrievals, tool calls & responses — SOC 2 / ISO 27001 evidence & SIEM export |
| Integration examples | Git (GitHub / GitLab-style), Jira, Confluence, CI/CD & observability via governed, read-scoped MCP adapters |
| Encryption | At-rest and in-transit, customer-managed keys |
| Authentication | SSO, OIDC, LDAP, Active Directory, MFA |
| Uptime SLA | 99.9% (Enterprise tier) |
VDF.AI is self-hosted: it runs inside your own infrastructure with no external API calls, so source code, secrets, and architecture never leave your network or train someone else's model. That removes the central objection to AI coding assistants for security-conscious engineering orgs — your codebase stays your codebase, with role-based access, immutable audit logs, and customer-managed encryption keys.
Yes. VDF.AI provides the audit trails, access controls, and data-residency guarantees that SOC 2 and ISO 27001 programs require, and it slots into a secure SDLC: every prompt, retrieval, tool call, and response is logged, access is role-scoped, and the platform deploys entirely within your trust boundary. It also supports the EU AI Act and GDPR controls relevant to internal AI use.
Yes, through governed MCP integrations. Agents can search across Git repositories, internal wikis, ticketing, runbooks, and logs to answer engineering questions, draft documentation, and assist with incident response — with read-scoped, audited access and humans approving any change that lands in your systems.
Hosted coding assistants require sending code context to third-party infrastructure, which conflicts with source-code confidentiality, customer data-processing commitments, and many SOC 2 / ISO 27001 controls. Self-hosted AI keeps code, tickets, and internal knowledge inside your boundary — no third-party access, no training on your code, no surprise terms-of-service changes — while still giving engineers modern AI assistance.
Talk to our team about your code, knowledge, and compliance requirements.