A sealed, tamper-evident record from scenario to shipped code. When the auditor, the regulator, or the new architect asks — the answer is one click, not one week.
Spec versions, approvals, verdicts, merges — each event sealed with a hash and a timestamp as it happens.
Auditor picks a feature; you export its complete governed history in minutes. No email archaeology.
Hashes chain across the lifecycle. If anything were altered after sealing, the chain would say so.
“The external auditors sampled six features. We were done before lunch. Last year that was three weeks.”
Scenario → spec → work items → branch → PR → verdict → merge — one continuous, linked record per feature.
Every gate names its human: the architect who signed the spec, the reviewer who cleared the PR, the owner who accepted the exception.
See every check a rule has run, what it blocked, and how teams responded — evidence that governance is operating, not just installed.
One export produces the feature dossier: timeline, artifacts, approvers, hashes — formatted for evidence requests, not for engineers.
Records persist on your schedule, in your tenant — audit history is subject to your retention policy, not our defaults.
‘Who approved this?’ in March has a March answer — the trail is why Decision Memory can cite receipts instead of memories.
Thirty minutes. Your stack. Bring one real feature request.