Make requirements count
Require the configured build, test, and scan evidence at the Git boundary.
For teams shipping human- and AI-written code
PushgateYour rules.
Before the push.
Make your team’s evidence requirements a condition of accepting a Git push. Give developers and agents a clear reason when a required check is missing.
One repository to start. The same requirements for every contributor.
CHANGE → GATE DECISIONIllustrative example
payments-apiCommit a71f3c2 · Block mode
Build evidence✓ This commit
Scan evidence✓ This commit
Test evidence— Missing
Push refused
Supply the required test evidence, then retry.
Check the push.
“The tests passed” should come with evidence.
An agent’s summary is a claim. Pushgate checks supplied evidence against the repository’s assigned policy before accepting a push through the gate. Your requirements determine what the change must demonstrate.
Explain the refusal
Give the developer or agent a reason to act on when evidence does not satisfy the policy.
Grow beyond one gate
Manage connected repository gates and their requirements through the TestifySec platform.
How it works
A clear path from change to decision.
- 01
Connect a repository
Route its pushes through Pushgate and configure repository permissions to prevent unauthorized bypasses.
- 02
Set the requirements
Assign the policy that defines the evidence this repository requires. CI/lock captures the checks.
- 03
Check the push
The gate uses the platform’s policy decision to allow or refuse the push. Inspect the reason and supply missing evidence before retrying.
Trust you can explain
Check the evidence. Understand its limits.
A passing decision means the supplied evidence met the configured requirements. It does not prove the code is free of bugs. Trusted evidence producers and repository permissions are part of the trust boundary.
Understand the trust boundary
How is Pushgate different from the platform?
Pushgate is the checkpoint for Git pushes. The platform manages multiple gates, their policies, identities, and evidence, and connects technical results to controls.
Does this replace code review or CI?
Keep your reviews, tests, and build tools. Pushgate adds an evidence requirement to pushes routed through the gate; it does not replace the checks your team chooses.
Can an agent fabricate evidence?
A signature alone cannot make a false claim true. Your policy must trust an appropriate evidence producer and execution boundary. The trust architecture explains what is checked and what remains an assumption.
Your next step
Put a gate in front of your next push.
Start with one repository and the checks your team already uses.