Software Provenance

“Trace Every Software Activity Back to its Roots”

CodeRoot

Provide clear visibility and lineage of every software creation activity and contribution, whether AI-assisted or human-written. Create an auditable log of all AI-assisted code, AI tools, API calls and much more.

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“Record of Origin”

Trace Code, non-intrusively

Capture software provenance at the source (AI-assisted, human-written, or both). It produces consistent, explainable reports that roll up activity by file, developer, and day with guardrails to keep results trustworthy. The Record of Origin also keeps a log of all your AI tools, API calls, dependencies and much more….

Control Your Data

Nothing leaves your machines - no server, no network calls, just local provenance data you control and can trust.

Gain Intelligence

Trace the origin to key intelligence metrics around risk/vulnerabilities, productivity/velocity outcomes and ROI financial metrics. Develop a true understanding of the impact of your AI-assisted code and tools.

Clarity and Accountability for how software changes…

…interact with Your Data, verified by CodeRoot

Why CodeRoot?

Modern development is messy and complex. More AI tools, countless API calls, and very little visibility into what is happening in your software development. CodeRoot takes this noisy sequence of events and turns it into a narrative. Reports are clear, repeatable, and easy to share within your team. They explain what changed, how it was introduced, and who or what authored it. Our AI Software Data Analyst allows you to converse with your own data - be it around productivity, risk and compliance, or simply how much AI is in my code.

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What is the Meaning of CodeRoot?

(1) Root = Origin & Provenance

  • “Root” suggests the source or foundation of something.

  • In provenance, the central question is: Where did this code come from? “CodeRoot” positions itself as the system that can trace that origin back to the root—whether it’s human, AI-assisted, or open source.

(2) Root = Trust & Authority

  • In computing, “root” means the highest privilege and ultimate authority.

  • That resonates with a platform that establishes ground truth about software, giving executives and developers confidence that they can trust the integrity of their stack.

(3) Root = Growth & Systems Thinking

  • Just as roots nourish and connect the branches of a tree, CodeRoot implies a hidden but essential system that supports the entire software lifecycle.

  • This connects to your focus on system-level intelligence and network-graph analysis.