About Shakti
Shakti exists because enterprise software change — every line of code, every schema migration, every production incident — is governed by a patchwork of tools that don't talk to each other. Engineering leaders spend $500K–$5M a year reconciling that patchwork for auditors who only want a signed artefact that says who changed what, when, and why.
We think governance belongs inside the build system, not adjacent to it. Shakti is the single Rust binary that governs every intent, every agent decision, and every generated artefact through a Merkle-chained audit trail. The audit isn't a dashboard you look at later; it's the proof you ship with every release.
What we believe
- Governance is an accelerant. A deterministic governance layer removes the review-rework-approve loop that slows every team down.
- LLMs stay inside your boundary. Shakti never proxies prompts through our infrastructure. BYOK is the default because your code is your IP.
- Pure Rust, single binary. Fewer moving parts means fewer supply-chain surfaces means a smaller audit boundary.
- Evidence is a by-product. If you had to stop and write evidence, the system would be broken. Shakti signs every decision as you make it.
Team
Founding team bios land here once we finish the second close. Until then, the easiest way to meet us is to book a working session.
Talk to the founding team.
30-minute working session scoped to your stack. No slide decks.