AI that ships changes you can account for.
ChangeFabric scopes the work under your rules, lets AI agents build it and open the pull request, and keeps a full record of every run: who asked, what it cost, what was checked, and who approved it.
- Governance check · 0 violationsPassed
- Unit testsPassed
- Read ticket, draft plan$0.09
- Write the change$0.46
- Run checks, open PR$0.17
- 1Frame ruleThe rule this change had to follow, from your project's controls.
- 2Weave pull requestAn agent built the change and opened the PR.
- 3Trace recordThe checks it passed and what each step cost.
The same change, with and without a record
AI already writes code and scripts in most companies. What is usually missing is everything around the change.
- Who asked for itAI change todayUnclearWith ChangeFabricNamed on the ticket
- Plan before codeAI change todayNoneWith ChangeFabricAccepted, or rejected with a reason
- Rules it had to followAI change todayWhatever the prompt saidWith ChangeFabricYour project's control records
- Checks before mergeAI change todayIf someone rememberedWith ChangeFabricA governance check, beside your tests
- What it costAI change todayUnknownWith ChangeFabricPer model call, against a budget
- Where it livesAI change todayA chat log or a laptopWith ChangeFabricA pull request and a run record
Three questions, one record
Start with a Gauge assessment of where AI already runs in your business. Then each change moves through three products, and every one of them writes to the same record.
- Frame
Should we build this?
Scope the work and set the rules it must follow, per project. A plan is accepted, or rejected with a reason and a remedy, before any code is written.
- Weave
Is it safe to ship?
Agents build the change in a sandbox and open a pull request. Governance checks report on the PR, and it merges through your own review rules.
- Trace
Is it still worth running?
Every run keeps its record: each model call, its cost and time, the checks, and who approved what.
One change, start to finish
Step through a single change. The record on the right fills in as it goes.
A ticket arrives with who asked and why. ChangeFabric reads it from GitHub and never edits the fields your people own.
- Asked by
- Finance operations, ticket #418This step
- Plan
- Not yet
- Agent run
- Not yet
- Checks
- Not yet
- Pull request
- Not yet
- Cost
- Not yet
Agents act only inside limits you set
Each automation has a ceiling: what it may spend and how many runs it may start in a period, how many at once, and whether a plan must be accepted first. Where no ceiling is set, nothing runs. Absence means zero, not unlimited.
- Spend is tracked per model call, against the run's budget
- The model is chosen per automation, as a spending decision
- When ChangeFabric rejects its own plan, a person decides what happens next
- Spend per 24h
- $20
- Runs per 24h
- 10
- At once
- 2
- Accepted plan required
- Yes
One record, read four ways
The same run answers a different question for each person who has to sign off on AI work.
- Engineering
CTO / Head of AI
What is being built with AI, and who owns it once it matters?
- Finance
CFO / Audit
What did each AI change cost, and against which budget?
- Operations
COO / Operations
Which AI work runs the business, and who answers for it?
- Security
CISO / Risk
Which change touched what, under which rule, and who approved it?
No logos, no borrowed numbers
ChangeFabric is in a closed beta with a small group of design partners. We don't show customer logos or results we can't stand behind. What you see on this site is the product, shown with demo data and labelled as such.
Request access
ChangeFabric is in a closed beta with a small group of design partners. Tell us where AI work already runs in your business.
- A person on our team reads every request.
- The first conversation is about the one workflow you name, not a generic demo.
- If it fits, we scope a design-partner engagement and price it with you.