AI engineering you can inspect, verify and govern.
A governed AI engineering workspace for public-sector technical teams: understand real repositories, review and debug code, create bounded changes, plan tests and documentation, challenge risk, verify evidence and keep protected actions under human control.
RepoTwin → Plan → Candidate → Isolated checks → Red Team → PRAMAAN
Do not trust the pitch.
Run the evidence.
This evaluator does not use cached green badges as proof. Run the suite now: it exercises the live AI route, policy boundaries, RepoTwin provenance, Red Team, invariant verification and a real third-party repository inside an ephemeral isolated execution environment.
Public evaluation route only. Private/restricted source stays HOLD until an approved private/local execution route exists. Production mutation remains denied.
Run full live proof to generate a fresh requirement-to-evidence result from the deployed control plane.
Every requested engineering activity.
One governed workflow.
Banao covers the requested AI-assisted development lifecycle while adding repository intelligence, security challenge, policy routing, evidence and institutional memory around the model.
One engineering control plane.
Any approved model.
Banao separates probabilistic reasoning from trusted execution. The model can be swapped. Repository intelligence, policy, verification, evidence and institutional memory stay with the engineering organisation.
RepoTwin
Inspect structure, tests, docs, CI, risk surfaces and change topology before touching code.
Engineering Command
Ask a repository-aware engineering question. Banao routes it by task and data boundary.
Trusted Execution
Approved public repositories run at an exact Git revision in a fresh isolated microVM. Dependency acquisition is allow-listed; execution egress is denied; protected production actions remain human-controlled. Private/restricted routes are not claimed by the public evaluator.
PRAMAAN
Export a receipt of source revision, permissions, candidate, verification and reviewer state.