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Independent Authorization at the Merge Boundary

TrustRelay connects to your existing GitHub workflow, learns your policy, and independently authorizes every agent-authored change before it merges.

Key Features

Built for the merge boundary

Every feature is designed around a single principle: safe, auditable, and deterministic authorization at the point where code enters production.

Deterministic Policy Engine

A pure function with zero runtime dependencies on network, database, or model SDKs. Every decision is reproducible and testable.

Agent Change Passport

A KMS-signed, versioned artifact that captures the complete decision context: policy version, evidence snapshot, attribution assertions, and outcome.

Immutable Evidence Ledger

Every passport is stored in an S3 ledger with WORM (Write Once Read Many) protection. Evidence cannot be altered after the fact.

GitHub Required Check

TrustRelay publishes a required status check on every PR. If the check fails, branch protection prevents merge — enforcement is architectural.

Restrictive Precedence

BLOCK > ESCALATE > APPROVE. If any policy rule blocks, the decision is BLOCK regardless of other rules. Safety is the default.

Bounded AI Assertions

AI may propose typed assertions with source qualification and confidence scores. Invalid or conflicting assertions become UNKNOWN and cannot produce automatic approval.

Architecture

Designed for security and auditability

TrustRelay is a polyrepo distributed system on AWS. Each service is independently deployable with its own CI/CD pipeline.

Trigger Layer

GitHub webhooks, poll-based PR detection

Evidence Pipeline

Attribution analysis, CI artifact collection, repository metadata

Decision Engine

Deterministic policy evaluation, typed assertions, reason codes

Passport Service

KMS signing, S3 ledger, WORM protection

Enforcement

GitHub required check, status reporting, override handling

Integrations

Works where your team works

TrustRelay connects to your existing toolchain as evidence sources and enforcement points. Each integration strengthens the authorization decision.

GitHub

Enforcement point — required checks, rulesets, and branch protection at the merge boundary

GitHub Copilot

Evidence source — agent session metadata, attribution signals, and code provenance

Cursor

Evidence source — AI Code Tracking API signals for agent-authored change detection

Slack

Enforcement point — escalation notifications and override channel

Ready to safely delegate merge authority?

TrustRelay is the independent authorization layer that lets enterprises reduce manual review of low-risk, agent-authored changes.