L4 · GOVERNED CODE GENERATIONKinHelm product

KinHelm Studio

Governed AI code generation. Where the platform governs interactions and WALDO governs components, Studio governs the code itself, ensuring every application built with AI assistance meets security, quality, and compliance standards before it reaches a repository.

The problem

AI code assistants optimize for compiles, not for secure.

Left alone, generated code ships with the same flaws at machine speed, and the volume overwhelms human review.

Flaw 01 · Insecure by default

It runs, therefore it ships.

Assistants reward working output. Missing CSRF protection, permissive headers, root containers, and unpinned dependencies all pass the only test being applied: does it run.

What it costs youVulnerability classes you eliminated years ago reintroduced at generation speed, in every repo at once.
Flaw 02 · No plan, no scope

The code drifts from the ask.

Prompt-to-code with no approved plan means scope is negotiated with an autocomplete. What gets built is whatever the model inferred, and nobody signed off on it.

What it costs youRework, unowned features, and a codebase whose intent no one can reconstruct.
Flaw 03 · Secrets in the exhaust

Tokens echo into history.

Assistants happily print credentials into responses, logs, and commits. Once a token lands in git history, it is compromised and it is permanent.

What it costs youCredential rotation fire drills and secrets scanning that finds the leak after the clone.
What you get

Three outcomes. Here is how Studio delivers them.

Outcome 01

Faster compliance

How Studio delivers itCIS and STIG controls are applied as code is generated, with every control documented by STIG ID on an auto-built /about page. The evidence ships with the app.
Outcome 02

Complete visibility

How Studio delivers itFull revision history with commit hashes, plus event-level logs of builds, plan approvals, and deployments.
Outcome 03

Automated management

How Studio delivers it14 validation gates run on every commit automatically. No gate can be skipped, and no code lands without passing.
Design principle

No plan, no code. No validation, no commit.

Two absolute rules: no code is written without an approved plan, and no code is committed without passing validation. Gates cannot be skipped.
Mode 01

Plan

Generates a structured, human-readable sprint plan for review and approval before any code is written.

Mode 02

Execute

Generates, validates, and commits code to GitHub, with every gate enforced and every event logged.

Pre-commit gates G01 SIGNATURESG02 CSRFG03 ROUTES G04 API SYMMETRYG05 DNS-SAFE PROXYG06 G07G08G09G10 G11G12G13G14 14 / 14 · NO GATE CAN BE SKIPPED
Validation

14-gate pre-commit suite

Cross-module signature checks, CSRF completeness, route registration, API write symmetry, and more. Cross-file gates scan the full codebase, not just changed files.

Credentials

Zero-exposure policy

No token, key, JWT, or secret is ever printed, logged, committed, or returned. Secrets encrypted with Fernet/AES-128; plaintext never touches disk.

Tokens

Four-tier token resolution

OAuth, then GitHub App installation token, then library credential, then Studio token. Applications crash on a missing SECRET_KEY rather than fall back to a default.

Audit

Full revision history

Git commit hashes, deployment status, and event-level logs covering builds, container lifecycle, plan approvals, and profile applications.

Portability

Self-contained deployment

Every generated application ships as a one-click deploy package: source, .env template, and DEPLOY.md, with no Studio dependency at runtime.

Review

Shareable preview links

Time-limited, revocable stakeholder preview links with no login required for viewers.

Feedback

Automated issue tracking

Every quality signal appends a structured entry to a shared issues log. 34 production issues tracked and resolved; every agent rule traces to a logged issue.

Profiles

CIS and STIG at generation time

Security profiles are applied as the code is written, not bolted on in review, down to container users, capability drops, and response headers.

Documentation

Self-documenting controls

STIG-profile applications auto-generate an /about page documenting every applied control with its STIG ID.

Tiered security profiles, applied at generation time
ProfileControls enforced
CIS1OCI-compliant container asset inventory labels, /health endpoint
CIS2Hash-pinned dependencies, multi-stage Docker builds
CIS1 + CIS2Combined controls
STIGAll CIS controls plus session cookie security flags, security response headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options), CSRF protection, non-root container users, capability drops, and an auto-generated /about page documenting every applied control with its STIG ID
Next step

Ship AI-assisted code your auditors will sign off on.

Request a briefing and watch a plan-to-commit cycle run every gate live.