Architecture as governance

More with less.
At speed.

You have been asked to do more with less. This is how. SpeyAI installs a governed AI organization in your own infrastructure that unlocks what you need and what you want, on time, below cost, on spec.

Customized to your businessIt reads your systems and drafts its own configuration. You approve every line.
Installed, never hosted by usRuns in your cloud, on your data and your accounts. Nothing leaves.
A complete team, in a boxDefined seats do the work. Shared gates review it. Your people approve it.
01 — What it is

Your AI organization, running.

A complete team of defined seats, customized to your business and installed in your own systems. Advisors, pods that make the work, shared gates that review it, and a human who signs what ships. This is it, working.

The architecture · Running
A SpeyAI org running: a change held at the gate that refused it, and a human signature on the merge that shipped.
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02 — The value

More with less, measured.

The platform has run in production since April 2026. These are its numbers, beside the benchmarks the industry publishes.

37×
more delivered. Same team.
75 changes a week, your people approving
2 a week, an elite developer
LinearB 2026 benchmarks
96%
finished what it started.
96% of everything it began, delivered
84% human-written, industry
32% AI-generated, ungoverned
LinearB 2026 benchmarks
23 min
per change, first line of code to live.
23 minutes, median, each change
25 hours, an elite team
LinearB 2026 benchmarks
What that means
Backlog400 items is four years for one elite developer. With your people approving, it is five weeks.
RoadmapTwelve months of planned work at today's pace is under two weeks at 37 times the rate.
BudgetA thousand delivered changes cost what one used to.

Measured 2026-09-09 across 2 production instances of the platform, 1,520 changes delivered. Sources and method →

Your own numbers, in sixty daysThe full argument
03 — Your cost

What a change costs you. What it costs here.

Set your own cost per delivered change. The other number is measured, from the same ledger the spend limits read. Nothing on this row is modeled.

$1.10
cost per shipped change, queried from our own instance's ledger rather than modeled
SpeyAI · own instance
$1,000
the benchmark you set yourself, a fully-loaded human cost per merged pull request
≈ $998.90 potential saving per merged pull request
At your number, a hundred changes a month is $100,000. Here it is $110.
Labeled assumption · yours to replace

A labeled assumption, not a measured saving. Nothing here is a headcount claim.

The output of an organization.
A fraction of its cost.

04 — How it works

Brief in. Finished work out.

Describe the outcome in plain language. The org breaks it down, prices it, and does the work in your own systems. Every change passes five gates on its way out, and a human signs the last one.

Brief SPY-4412 · livecap $34.00$0.00
01Scope
approved
02Budget
capped
03Touch-scope
enforced
04Independent
review
05Human
merge

Every instance starts in probation, every merge held for a human until you graduate it. Supervised is a mode of the production instance, not a second deployment.

How each gate is enforced
05 — Runs on what you have

Runs on what you have. Nothing new to build.

Before it runs, it reads your systems and drafts its own configuration. Your standards, your protected paths, your approval chain, your names. You approve every line before it has authority.

It runs where you already run: your cloud or your data center, on the accounts you already pay for. Your database, your object store, your model account, your version control. Not ours, and not one vendor's.

The governed coreSpeyAIState in your Postgres, RLS on every table, one outbound link.
01Version Control
GitHubGitLabBitbucketAzure DevOps
02Your Cloud, Your Certified Models
AnthropicAmazon BedrockMicrosoft FoundryGoogle VertexOpenAIGoogle Gemini
03Object Storage
Amazon S3Azure BlobCloud Storage
04Email and Comms
SMTPAmazon SESMicrosoft 365Azure CommsGmail
05Databasecloud IAM, where the runtime carries it
SupabasePostgresAmazon RDSAmazon AuroraAzure DatabaseCloud SQL
06Monitoring
SentryDatadogOpenTelemetry
07Identity and SSOany OIDC provider · operator sign-in
OktaAuth0Microsoft Entra
08Runs Anywhereruns on, and reports live status from
RailwayVercelFlyCloud RunAmazon ECSKubernetesSelf-host
09Work Source and Alertstickets in · Slack out, with tier-2 approvals
Jira · in + write-backGitHub Issues · inGitLab Issues · inAzure Boards · inLinear · inSlack · alerts out + approve/reject

That independence is the part a platform vendor is not built to sell. Nothing leaves. The org runs inside your perimeter and keeps state in your own Postgres with row-level security on every table. There is exactly one outside connection: the release channel that delivers SpeyAI itself, outbound and initiated by you.

The custody storyWhat turning it on involves
06 — On your desk

What lands on your desk.

Shipped changes in your repositories, and the report your executive team asks for, assembled from the same record the gates wrote. Nothing is re-keyed; nobody compiles a status deck.

Reporting · the thirty-day window
An executive report standing complete over a thirty-day window, assembled from the record a governed run wrote.
For Engineeringreviewed changes, merged and shipped
For Auditthe forensic record, written as it ran
For Executivescost per change · throughput · spend vs budget
Manual Entrynone
Five agents or five thousand.
One chain of command.
07 — Start

Start with sixty days, on your own work.

SpeyAI installs the org in your estate, white glove, and runs it on your actual backlog for sixty days, in probation from day one. Convert at the end and the full pilot fee is credited toward your first-year license.

The offer
Fee$25,000 fixed, stated up front. No per-seat math, no usage tiers, no quote call required to learn the number.
RunA live run on your own backlog, not a demo environment. Every merge held for a human until you graduate it, every decision recorded.
CreditAcquire the license and the full $25,000 is credited toward the first-year fee. The pilot is priced risk, not sunk cost.
The pilot, in fullOr request a briefing
For enterprises

Autonomous AI your board can actually sign off on

A staffed AI organization inside your own infrastructure, on probation until you graduate it.

The enterprise brief →
For partners

Deliver it, and earn from day one

A new revenue line for services firms. Paid delivery from the first pilot, install not bench.

The partner brief →
For architects

See exactly how it is enforced

The five questions, the gates that answer them, and the governed line that runs your work through both.

The architecture →
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Enterprise-grade skills, ready now

Add a professional method to the AI you already use and get senior-grade work today. Yours to keep, no pilot required.

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