Every architectural decision, every test report, every security control, in plain Markdown, dated and committed. Pilot and subscription customers can review the source under a confidentiality agreement.
Vertirite runs on your hardware and is delivered only to Pilot and Subscription customers:
# How Vertirite reaches your systems — there is no free download.
# 1. Request a demo (vertirite.com/signup?kind=demo): hosted, read-only, sample data, 7 days.
# 2. Book a Pilot: $5,000, 60 days. We deploy Vertirite with you on your own hardware,
# on a scoped segment, with gating on.
# 3. Point your AI / RPA / cron stack at your broker's governance API
# (approval gate, audit feed, mode, health), documented in the public repository:
# github.com/SurgeXi/vertirite-broker/blob/main/docs/openapi-governance.jsonQuestions before you request? Email [email protected].
Documentation is being finalized for public release. Click any card to request the current version by email — [email protected].
Start here
Repo layout, what lives where, which repo to edit when, end-to-end request path through the broker, audit log, and capability registry.
Day-by-day path from build to first customer. Daily exit gates; slip rule documented.
Single source of truth for Vertirite palette + typography. Status-color delineation across approved / pending / blocked.
Product
How the live demo works. Event-stream contract. Scenario authoring. Real-vs-scripted honesty panel.
Which OS / form-factor ships when. Tier-1 (mac+win at launch) → Tier-4 (Vertirite Notify mobile+watch companion, post-launch).
Full test suite runs in CI. Report format, stress-test categories, and severity gates per the SurgeXi Testing Standard.
Reference
SurgeXi/vertirite-broker: overview, architecture, governance API, client and a sample evidence pack. Pilot and subscription customers can review the source under a confidentiality agreement.
Day-1 launch testing — 28/28 scenario runs green; 1 bug found, fixed, re-verified.
P0/P1 findings against the marketing landing page; tracked into the seven-day plan.
For evaluators going past the public docs, we share — under NDA where appropriate — the following: