Shadow AI in the SDLC is a compliance and IP problem waiting to surface. Skaftor gives you governed, auditable AI-native delivery — RBAC, SSO/SAML, approval gates, and an immutable trail.
Engineers are already using AI agents, with or without policy. That's ungoverned code provenance, potential context leakage, and changes no one can audit — a growing risk your security and compliance teams can't see or control.
Every change moves through approval gates and automated checks, producing an immutable audit trail of who approved what and why. Governance replaces prohibition — you don't have to ban agents to control them.
The Intent-to-Production Thread means every change traces to an approved intent and back. For audits, IP questions, and incident reviews, you can reconstruct the reasoning behind any commit.
Enterprise deployment options, self-hosting, and BYOK let you meet data-residency and control requirements without giving up AI-native velocity.
By giving agent usage a governed home rather than banning it: work is dispatched from structured specs, gated, and recorded in an audit trail, with RBAC and SSO/SAML controlling access. Ungoverned, invisible agent use becomes orchestrated, auditable delivery.
Yes. Enterprise deployment supports self-hosting and BYOK so you can meet data-residency and control requirements while keeping AI-native delivery velocity. Talk to us for specifics.
Last updated July 28, 2026 · https://skaftor.com/solutions/enterprise