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Independently adoptable products

Pick the job in front of you. Mint is a public developer entry, not a required first product. Delivery, infrastructure state, and economics stay distinct. Dispatch is how people ask across them — it does not replace them, and it is not yet a standalone four-product interaction surface.

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OpsDevCode product comparison
Dimension	Mint	Repave	Overpass	Toll	Dispatch
Problem	Automation intent lives in tickets and scripts, with no governed language.	Repositories drift from the approved path.	Infrastructure change without durable, readable state.	Cost without engineering ownership.	Intent that cannot be proposed or refused with evidence.
Input	A Mint project, catalogs, and declared realizations.	An approved baseline, a repository, and a requested lifecycle change.	Accepted Terraform or OpenTofu state the product already holds.	FOCUS evidence and identified utilization samples.	A request toward a domain product that already owns the work.
Outcome	Canonical MintIR and an offline governed plan — not an apply.	A gated generate, adopt, update, upgrade, observe, or remediate record.	Inventory, proven relationships, impact, drift, and a gated state transaction.	Spend and utilization tied to engineering context — evidence, not an invoice.	A proposal, a confirmation boundary, or a refusal — not a new store.
Availability	Public preview / alpha. Local install. Not production-ready.	Early access. Hosted generate is waitlist and invite.	In development. Hosted custody is enabled per early-access partner.	In development. Spend and waste execution still run in Repave.	Emerging. Public identity exists; the hosted assistant still runs in Repave.
Maturity	Public preview	Early access	In development	In development	Emerging
Next step	Get started	Request early access	Explore Overpass	Explore Toll	Explore Dispatch

Mint

Problem: Automation intent lives in tickets and scripts, with no governed language.
Input: A Mint project, catalogs, and declared realizations.
Outcome: Canonical MintIR and an offline governed plan — not an apply.
Availability: Public preview / alpha. Local install. Not production-ready.
Maturity: Public preview
Next step: Get started

Repave

Problem: Repositories drift from the approved path.
Input: An approved baseline, a repository, and a requested lifecycle change.
Outcome: A gated generate, adopt, update, upgrade, observe, or remediate record.
Availability: Early access. Hosted generate is waitlist and invite.
Maturity: Early access
Next step: Request early access

Overpass

Problem: Infrastructure change without durable, readable state.
Input: Accepted Terraform or OpenTofu state the product already holds.
Outcome: Inventory, proven relationships, impact, drift, and a gated state transaction.
Availability: In development. Hosted custody is enabled per early-access partner.
Maturity: In development
Next step: Explore Overpass

Toll

Problem: Cost without engineering ownership.
Input: FOCUS evidence and identified utilization samples.
Outcome: Spend and utilization tied to engineering context — evidence, not an invoice.
Availability: In development. Spend and waste execution still run in Repave.
Maturity: In development
Next step: Explore Toll

Dispatch

Problem: Intent that cannot be proposed or refused with evidence.
Input: A request toward a domain product that already owns the work.
Outcome: A proposal, a confirmation boundary, or a refusal — not a new store.
Availability: Emerging. Public identity exists; the hosted assistant still runs in Repave.
Maturity: Emerging
Next step: Explore Dispatch

Invited-organization access

Team and Growth are invited-organization plans. There is no public price list or self-serve catalog.

TeamInvited-organization access for a single team adopting one or more products.
GrowthInvited-organization access when several teams share the same governed platform.

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Open-source utilities from earlier platform work remain on GitHub. They are not the portfolio. Private product repositories are not published here. How the products fit.