Least-privilege access
Agents receive only the repositories, tools, and permissions required for the task.
Security
Security for agentic software delivery.
Prinevo is designed so engineering teams can let agents work across repositories without turning source code into permanent product data. Code access is short-lived, scoped to the task, and cleaned up when the work is done.
Core posture
Short-lived code access by design.
Agent workspaces are created for a run, use code only for the active task, and are disposed of after completion. Prinevo keeps the context needed to improve delivery, not a permanent copy of your repositories.
- Repository access is limited to the work being delegated.
- Sensitive actions can stay behind human approval gates.
- Reusable memory stores decisions, owners, contracts, checks, and rollout notes instead of source code.
Agent guardrails
Govern the work before agents touch production systems.
A software factory needs more than prompts. It needs access boundaries, approval points, traceable actions, and reviewer-ready evidence for every important change.
Human approval gates
Risky actions can require review before changes are merged, deployed, or run against sensitive systems.
Traceable agent work
Plans, actions, decisions, and verification results are captured so reviewers can see what happened.
Evidence before release
Tests, logs, screenshots, contract checks, rollout notes, and review findings are packaged before release decisions.
Shared memory boundaries
Memory focuses on reusable delivery facts such as decisions, ownership, prior failures, and accepted checks.
Multi-repo containment
Cross-repo work is planned with explicit affected systems, owners, contracts, sequencing, and rollback context.
Data protection practices
Practical controls for agentic delivery.
Prinevo's security posture follows standard technical and operational practices for modern software systems: protect data in transit, restrict access, monitor activity, build securely, and keep operational boundaries clear.
- Protected transport. Use encrypted transport for data moving between users, systems, and connected services.
- Controlled access. Apply least-privilege permissions, role boundaries, and separation of duties where sensitive work is involved.
- Monitoring and review. Track important security events, review suspicious activity, and keep enough evidence to investigate.
- Secure development practices. Treat input handling, secrets, dependency risk, logging, and review gates as part of the delivery workflow.
- Vendor and tool boundaries. Keep connected services scoped to the work they perform, with subprocessors and tools evaluated for data handling risk.
- Retention boundaries. Keep durable delivery memory focused on reusable context and remove task workspaces when the work is complete.
Security review
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