REPAVE · GOVERNED SOFTWARE STATE

Keep repositories aligned
with the way they were meant
to operate.

Repave understands the approved state of a repository, observes what exists now, identifies meaningful differences, and provides a governed path to bring supported drift back into alignment.

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Governed delivery doesn't end when the repository is created.

Repave compares approved repository state with actual repository state, identifies differences, routes supported differences through governed change, verifies resulting state, and retains lifecycle history and evidence.
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APPROVED

Know what should be true.

OBSERVED

Know what is true.

GOVERNED

Change without losing intent.

01 · APPROVED STATE

What configuration and baseline is intended?

02 · OBSERVED STATE

What does the repository actually look like now?

03 · GOVERNED CHANGE

What supported difference can be changed without losing intended configuration?

04 · VERIFICATION

Did the resulting repository actually reach the expected state?

THE LIFECYCLE PROBLEM

Repository creation is the beginning,
not the lifecycle.

A repository can start from the right template and still diverge over time.

Configuration changes. Supported baselines move. Tooling evolves. Teams make intentional exceptions.

The hard problem isn't creating another repository.

It's knowing which differences are intentional, which are supported, and how to change the rest without erasing the decisions that belong to the team.

CAPABILITIES

What Repave owns

  • Repository generation from approved blueprints
  • Brownfield adoption without rewriting source
  • Governed configuration change
  • Standards and baseline upgrades
  • Observe and supported remediate of governed files
  • Deterministic gates and delivery evidence

MATURITY

Early access

Implemented: generate, adopt, configure, upgrade, observe, and remediate. Hosted generate is waitlist and invite, not general self-serve. There is no card form on the waitlist.