Keeping your team aligned, with AI contained by infrastructure—not promises.
Coding agents fail in two directions. Most of the time they drift — building something adjacent to what your team actually meant. Occasionally they do something nobody sanctioned. The first problem is alignment. The second is containment. They need different machinery, and we build both.
The people who block agent adoption inside a company are rarely the juniors. They're the engineers who've shipped for twenty years and won't hand a repository to a process they can't inspect, bound, or audit. We build for that engineer: everything runs on your machines, scope is approved before work starts, and what happened afterward is a record you can read.
Bearing — a local control room for agent work. A repository request becomes an approved plan, bounded execution, owner decisions, and reviewable evidence, without surrendering approval or review authority to the agent.
npm install --global @alphazede/bearing
bearing startBRAN — local repository intelligence. Deterministic scanning, focused evidence packets, validation, and offline browsing. Headless for scripts and agent workflows, with an optional terminal interface for reading. Scanning and validation need no agent account.
- Deterministic checks decide. A model may recommend; it never holds sole authority.
- Fail closed when a required check can't run.
- Evidence is reviewable after the fact, or it isn't evidence.
We don't claim an agent can't misbehave. We claim it can't get far.
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