Connect target
Existing RAG app, agent workflow, custom HTTP target, or the RAGhelm Pinecone reference runtime.
Gateproof connects to a RAG or agent target, captures release evidence, applies versioned policy, and emits a scorecard, run manifest, and redacted proof bundle before production.
Gateproof does not replace RAG apps, agent frameworks, vector databases, or observability stacks. It sits at the release moment: after a candidate exists, before it reaches production.
Existing RAG app, agent workflow, custom HTTP target, or the RAGhelm Pinecone reference runtime.
Golden examples, traces, retrieval records, tool calls, latency, cost, policy, and hashes.
A deterministic evaluator runs over versioned evidence. AI behavior may be stochastic. Gate logic is not.
Scorecard, manifest, release decision, and redacted proof bundle for stakeholders.
CI/CD, dashboard, or human review ships, blocks, or requires approval.
Gateproof turns private AI release review into a reproducible chain of target state, evidence, policy, artifacts, and enforcement.
Existing application, HTTP endpoint, agent workflow, or RAGhelm reference runtime.
Golden examples, traces, retrieval records, tool calls, latency, cost, policy, and hashes.
Versioned thresholds, freshness rules, judge configuration, and fail-closed disclosure checks.
Scorecard, manifest, release decision, redacted failures, and artifact hashes.
Ship, block, or require approval with an archived approval record.
Incumbents generate useful evidence. Gateproof governs the release decision and creates a disclosure-safe artifact stakeholders can accept.
Useful evidence generation, experiments, datasets, prompts, production monitoring, and debugging.
Application construction, orchestration, retrieval, memory, tool calls, and runtime behavior.
Build rules, workflow checks, approvals, and deployment controls across software systems.
Normalize evidence, apply versioned policy, separate private evidence from public-safe proof, and archive the approval record.
Static samples make the product tangible while keeping sensitive evidence out of the public page.
The buyer needs one artifact that says what changed, what failed, what evidence is private, and why the release can ship or must be blocked.
Answers can cite stale or superseded policies when the knowledge base changes.
Teams can cut cost while increasing unsupported claims or failures on golden examples.
Tool calls can drift outside approved workflows unless release evidence is reviewed.
Metadata and filter bugs can expose tenant-specific context. Proof bundles need redaction by design.
Gateproof governs AI-specific release evidence and approval. It normalizes evidence across tools, applies versioned policy, separates private evidence from public-safe proof, and archives the approval record.
AI platform and security-conscious engineering teams at regulated, vertical SaaS, or private-data companies.
One production RAG or agent target, 30 to 100 golden examples, one CI gate, and one evidence report.
Connect one target, emit scorecard and manifest, render proof bundle, and block a bad release.
Policy packs, failure-pattern library, release-path integrations, and trace-to-score loops without exporting private data.
Target design-partner pilot range from the financing memo.
Target annual private deployment range after conversion.
Goal: paid pilots or LOIs, quantified ROI case, customer quote, and repeatable ICP.
Gateproof is founder-led and grounded in the same reliability posture behind RAGhelm: reproducible architecture, explicit release evidence, and investor-ready engineering discipline.
Release gates, deterministic checks, evidence artifacts, and audit-friendly workflows instead of subjective model vibes.
RAGhelm is the Pinecone-first reference runtime and proof harness. Gateproof is the commercial release-control layer.
The next milestone is paid proof that buyers will let Gateproof sit in the release path.
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