Greenkeel gives coding agents a governed place to work inside your own tenancy, then turns everything they do into evidence you can certify.
Agents write faster than teams can understand. Greenkeel keeps the reasoning.
Agents work in an isolated workspace, every model call is inspected and logged, and nothing merges until it passes the gate — so the evidence trail is a by-product of normal work, not a programme of its own.
Agents run in an isolated workspace inside your tenancy — with the tools, repositories and network access you grant them, and nothing else.
Agent is editing 6 files in an isolated checkout of billing-core. Network is scoped to the package registry and the model gateway only.
One egress point for every agent and every model. Each prompt and completion is inspected against policy, priced, and written to the record before it returns.
Required checks run on every change an agent proposes. The merge stays blocked until each one is green — no override, no exceptions buried in a config.
Every run, model call and gate verdict lands in an append-only record — certified, timestamped and queryable, so an audit is an export and not a project.
Comprehension debt is the distance between what your systems do and what anyone still in the building can explain. Agents widen it faster than people can close it, because the reasoning behind a change now lives in a conversation that ends when the session does.
Greenkeel keeps the conversation. Every prompt, every response, every rejected attempt stays attached to the change it produced — not filed away as a compliance artefact, but sitting where the next engineer will look.
Often the next reader is another agent. It picks the work up in the same governed workspace and reads the record through the same gateway that inspects and logs every other model call. The context travels with the change and never leaves your tenancy — the handover is covered by the controls that cover the work.
You still have to read it. You're just not excavating.
Deployed in your tenancy in a day. Nothing leaves it.