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Mint
Governed automation language.
Define the outcome.
Govern the change.
Verify the result.
Engineering change still travels as tickets, tribal knowledge, and ungoverned scripts. Name the outcome, put the change behind a gate, and keep evidence of what actually happened.
Example: compile a local sandbox-marker plan offline. You get a repeatable plan. You do not apply to AWS, Azure, or GCP.
Mint · Repave · Overpass · Toll · Dispatch
Five products. Independently adoptable.
Mint is a public developer entry: write intent, compile it, and get a plan. Repave, Overpass, Toll, and Dispatch each own a different engineering job. None of them is a required first step. Together they are OpsDevCode Platform — not the company name.
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Repave
Governed software state.
In development
Overpass
Infrastructure state and relationships.
In development
Toll
Engineering economics.
Emerging
Dispatch
Governed intent and action.
Different engineering problems deserve different owners.
Repository lifecycle, infrastructure state, engineering economics, and governed action are related problems. They are not the same problem. Mint can name intent those products later govern. You can also start on a domain product with no Mint install.
- MintGoverned automation language.
- RepaveSoftware and repository state.
- OverpassInfrastructure state and relationships.
- TollEngineering economics.
- DispatchIntent and governed action.
Use one product or use several. They are independent products — not four required steps in a bundle.
Start with the problem you need to solve.
Evaluate what is in front of you. Mint is optional. Repave is optional. Neither is a mandatory on-ramp for every customer.
Mint
Install locally, compile intent, and produce an offline plan. No hosted Mint SKU. No mint apply.
Repave
For teams dealing with repository lifecycle, standards, drift, and governed change. Most complete hosted evaluation today — not required to try Mint or the labs.
Explore Repave →- Overpass
When stored infrastructure state is the problem in front of you.
In development
Explore Overpass → - Toll
When cost needs engineering ownership, not a billing warehouse.
In development
Explore Toll → - Dispatch
When people need a governed way to ask without moving authority.
Emerging
Explore Dispatch →
Built as a product company for engineering systems.
OpsDevCode is a founder-led software company. OpsDevCode Platform is invited-organization access (Team and Growth), not a public catalog. Company, platform, and product boundaries live on Architecture and Company.
Services help teams adopt the products. They are not a consulting catalog. Convergence is independent research. It informs how we think. It is not an OpsDevCode product or runtime dependency.
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