Govern the Software Factory

Your software factory was built for people. Extend it to agents.

Jenkins, GitHub Actions and your scanners each govern themselves. CloudBees Unify sits above them, so you can see what shipped, who approved it and what’s at risk, without migrating a pipeline.

Agentic DevOps—built for enterprise reality

The gates didn’t break. The assumption behind them did.

Your checks, gates and approvals were designed for people working at human speed. Each tool still reports green on its own. But ask which controls ran on last week’s release, which services it touched or who signed off, and someone spends days piecing the answer together from four systems. Coding agents now send far more change through that same process.

Where the system breaks:

  • Old access, new speed. Agents run on service accounts scoped wide years ago. Same reach, now moving at machine speed.
  • Checks stopped keeping up. Tests and gates were sized for human-speed change. At agent speed, green means they ran, not that they fit.
  • Review became a rubber stamp. One engineer clears 50 agent PRs in an afternoon. The check passes. The protection doesn’t.
  • Nobody’s name on it. A service account six teams share isn’t an owner. The log shows what happened, not who decided.
Agentic DevOps - From decisions to approved execution

What changes for each team

Platform engineering: Keep your pipelines as they are

Connect Jenkins, GitHub Actions and your entire factory without rewriting them.

Platform engineering: Confirm required check ran

Use one place to see whether each required control ran on a release, without opening each tool.

Developers: See what a change touches.

Identify the services and environments behind a change, before you act and after it ships.

AppSec: Work the riskiest findings first

See findings ranked by where they run and when they’re due, so overdue items show up before they miss SLA.

Compliance: Know who approved each release

Tie every production release to the approver’s name, so there’s always an answer to “who decided?”

Download the audit report

Approvals, deployed artifacts and evidence for any release, in one PDF.

What was hard at human speed breaks at agent speed

From CloudBees’ State of Code Abundance 2026 survey of enterprise technology leaders:

93%

have a review process for AI-generated code. Only 56% enforce it consistently.

81%

report more production issues linked to AI-generated code

12%

have anyone who owns AI governance

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Find the seams before your agents do

Ninety minutes with your platform, security and compliance leads. We map where your visibility stops, where the critical seams are and what to govern first.
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