Ship AI like you ship code.
Gate every model change.
You already gate deploys on tests and coverage. Klyvra adds one more gate: an adversarial red-team scan that runs on every model change and blocks the release when the model is not safe enough. It plugs into the pipeline you already run - GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or a plain script - and hands the pipeline one thing back: pass or fail.
Shift AI security all the way left.
A red-team scan at release time is only useful if it can actually stop a release. Klyvra makes that the default. Your deploy pipeline calls Klyvra to scan the changed model, then polls for a verdict: score at or above your threshold returns pass and the deploy proceeds; below it returns fail and the deploy is blocked. It is the same deep adversarial evaluation Klyvra runs everywhere else - the same suites, the same Lelouch AI judge - just triggered by your pipeline instead of a person, and attributed back to the pipeline that fired it.
One call in your pipeline. A pass or fail back.
The gate is a trigger, a poll, and an exit code - the same contract you already trust from your code scanners. Six things make it safe to put in the critical path of a production deploy.
Built for the teams who own the deploy pipeline.
AI-in-the-SDLC gating is for the platform, AppSec, and ML-engineering teams who own the path from a model change to production. If a fine-tune, a new system prompt, or a swapped foundation model can reach customers through a pipeline, that pipeline is where a security regression should be caught - before the release, not in next quarter's incident review.
Outcomes you can defend in a review.
Outcomes Klyvra customers and design partners use to justify the programme to their boards, auditors, and clients.
One platform.
Every way to deploy it.
Put a safety gate
in your pipeline.
Bring a pipeline and a model you ship through it. We will wire a Klyvra gate into a GitHub Actions or GitLab CI job during a 30-minute walkthrough and show you a real deploy pass and fail end to end.