The trail is the proof
Devaumate doesn't ask for blind trust. Every change is a reviewable PR, every action is logged, and every release is gated by a human. Named case studies are on the way.
Evidence built into every run
Reviewable PRs
Output arrives as pull requests with descriptions, tests and diffs — the same thing you'd review from a careful engineer.
Full audit trail
Every agent action, gate decision and deployment is recorded — you can trace any change end to end.
Gated releases
Nothing ships without a human approval. The gate is deterministic, not a suggestion.
Exactly what gets recorded, at every stage
A Devaumate run leaves a continuous, timestamped record. Nothing happens off the books — you can replay any change from the first line of the plan to the deployment that shipped it.
The goal or ticket is turned into a written, testable spec before a line of code is touched — captured as an artifact, versioned, and linked to the run.
Every file an agent creates or edits is logged with which agent did it, when, and against which spec — as ordinary commits you can read and diff.
Unit, API and E2E suites are executed and their reports stored — pass and fail counts, not a claim of "tests pass". Tests-present is reconciled against tests-executed.
An independent reviewer agent reads the artifacts and the running build and records an explicit verdict. A reject sends the work back — the revision is on the record too.
At every human gate, the decision, the approver, and the moment are stamped into the state. A release advances only on a recorded human "approve" — never a silent default.
The build that shipped, the environment it went to, and any rollback are all events on the trail — so "what's in production and how did it get there" always has an answer.
Run a real slice and read the record
The fastest way to judge Devaumate is to watch one change move through the loop and inspect the audit trail it leaves. Book a session and bring a real piece of work.