Repository facts
Source structure, dependencies, Git signals, architecture findings, and history are established before optional model reasoning.
Vericore separates deterministic repository facts from higher-level reasoning and delivery surfaces so engineering outputs remain traceable to evidence and repository state.
Source structure, dependencies, Git signals, architecture findings, and history are established before optional model reasoning.
Analysis and repository context receive a deterministic identity. Wall-clock timestamps do not silently make equivalent state look different.
Explicit baselines can be evaluated against findings, cycles, and layer limits with stable decision records.
The Agent Change Contract binds planned paths, evidence, verification commands, architecture expectations, and repository identity. Verify checks the persisted contract rather than regenerating it.
AI is disabled unless configured. When invoked, providers receive bounded repository-derived context instead of being treated as the source of repository truth.
The CLI is the primary workflow surface; REST and MCP expose local/internal integrations. Neither is an authentication or tenant-isolation layer.
Vericore does not jump from source code to an AI answer. Evidence is progressively shaped into state, decisions, and a verifiable change boundary.
Source, Git history, and working-tree state
Structure, dependencies, cycles, PageRank, churn, architecture, evolution
Versioned context, repository fingerprint, Git HEAD binding, deterministic identity
Bounded citations and deterministic intelligence for impact, PR, Q&A, tests, and planning
Engineering plan plus persisted Agent Change Contract
Original prepared artifact checked against the changed repository