Concept page · Autonomous software verification

Autonomous software needs autonomous verification boundaries.

Verify autonomous software changes before acceptance with evidence gates for intent, tests, risk, and reviewer-ready receipts.

Direct answer: Autonomous software verification checks the output of software-making agents before that output is trusted, merged, or shipped. FeelGoot focuses on verification for AI coding workflows: intent match, evidence quality, risk signals, and completion gating.

The new control point

Engineering teams are moving from autocomplete to delegated coding tasks. That makes the control point less about who typed the code and more about whether the result is safe to accept.

Autonomous verification gives teams a repeatable boundary between generated work and accepted work.

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Verification inputs

Task description, acceptance criteria, changed files, tests, dependency changes, CI results, review comments, and risk policies.

FeelGoot organizes these inputs into a decision report that reviewers can challenge, approve, or send back.

High-risk areas

Authentication, authorization, billing, infrastructure, customer data, migrations, compliance workflows, and incident response tasks deserve stricter evidence thresholds.

Direct answers.

What is autonomous software verification?

It is the independent verification of code or software changes created by autonomous agents.

Why not trust the coding agent?

Trust should be earned through evidence. A capable agent can still drift, skip checks, or produce shallow proof.

Where does FeelGoot fit?

FeelGoot fits near pull requests, CI, code review, and AI engineering platforms.

Give AI coding agents an evidence gate.

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