Category guides
The autonomous-engineering topics Boetica is built to own.
Plain guides to the categories where proof is the product: autonomous remediation, AI AppSec remediation, proof-backed pull requests, SOC 2 evidence rooms, and agentic SDLC governance. Every guide keeps the claim→artifact discipline — each strong claim links to the signed scorecard, evidence packet, or trust attestation that backs it.
Five pillars, each linked to proof.
Open a guide to read the definition, how it works, the linked artifacts, and the FAQs.
- Autonomous remediationAutonomous remediation closes findings with proof, not tickets.Autonomous remediation turns a credible finding into a bounded, tested, reviewable pull request with a signed evidence packet — so the finding is closed and provable, not just re-assigned.
- AI AppSec remediationAI AppSec remediation only works if the fix is honest.AI can draft an AppSec fix in seconds. The hard part is proving the fix is correct, reachable, and non-regressing — and refusing to ship a confident-looking PR that quietly breaks behavior.
- Proof-backed pull requestsA proof-backed pull request earns the merge it asks for.A proof-backed PR carries everything a reviewer and an auditor need in one place: the diff, the tests, CI status, the policy decision, control mapping where relevant, and a signature that makes the whole packet re-verifiable.
- SOC 2 evidence roomsA SOC 2 evidence room replaces the questionnaire with live proof.An evidence room is a scoped, expiring, verifier-backed space where a buyer or auditor reviews the same signed proof Boetica uses internally — hash-backed SOC 2 artifacts, pentest, threat model, and benchmark scorecards — without the workspace itself being exposed.
- Agentic SDLC governanceAgentic SDLC governance enforces policy before the agent starts.Governing AI coding agents is not a code-review step bolted on at the end. It is a preflight: policy, branch protection, budget, model routing, and autonomy level are resolved before a run executes, and autonomy demotes automatically when quality drops.