As AI writes code faster than anyone can review it, it gets difficult to see and follow what your AI is doing in your codebase. Ovyero helps track and aduit what your AI is doing, touching, and editing in your codebase.
Ovyero hooks into git. You commit as usual, and about a second later you know what your AI is editing, where issues could arise, and you get an audit log of its actions.
Weak ciphers, hardcoded secrets, insecure randomness. AI pulls these from the internet, where textbook examples are everywhere.
Breaking changes, missing auth, unversioned endpoints. AI generates what looks right, not what your existing clients depend on.
Unpinned versions, license violations, packages with known CVEs. AI recommends by popularity, not safety.
OAuth misconfigurations, weak JWT signing, missing CSRF protection. Cheap to catch at commit time, expensive after.
Public S3 buckets, overly-permissive IAM, missing TLS. AI scaffolds infra that works in dev and bleeds in prod.
SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR controls encoded as rules so audit prep is a checkbox, not a fire drill.
We're building the second layer of Ovyero.
Where the first layer governs what changes enter a codebase, Layer 2 answers the harder question every engineering team eventually faces: when something happens, who owned it, what did it touch, and why was it done? Layer 2 turns a codebase's history into a verifiable record you can actually query: deterministic and privacy-preserving, with no AI in the decision path.
Resolve who truly owns a file from multiple independent signals, with corrections recorded as an audited, append-only trail rather than silent edits.
See what relies on a piece of code before it changes, so impact is known up front, not discovered in an incident.
Capture why a change was made and the guardrails it passed, so intent survives long after the pull request closes.
Surface governance that was skipped or worked around, instead of trusting that the rules were followed.
Assemble incident records from verified facts and citations, not generated narrative.
Analyze ownership and history using tokenized identities, so sensitive names and paths never leave your control.
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