Integration
GoSentrix qualifies evidence from Cursor as one input to release-evidence verification. It does not replace Cursor; it evaluates whether the signals from Cursor satisfy customer-defined policy for a consequential decision.
Suggested edits, agent session logs, diff metadata, user acceptance or rejection events, and exported provenance records from Cursor interactions.
GoSentrix qualifies AI-generated change records by independent corroboration with scanner, review, and CI evidence. It checks whether Cursor-produced signals satisfy the policy version active for a merge or release decision.
Supports authorization decisions for AI-assisted changes, merge readiness for generated code, and preservation of the human-AI decision basis.
No. GoSentrix is release-evidence verification software. It does not replace Cursor or any AI code editor. It consumes signals from Cursor as evidence inputs and evaluates whether they satisfy customer-defined policy for a consequential decision.
GoSentrix can qualify suggested edits, agent session logs, diff metadata, user acceptance or rejection events, and exported provenance records that describe what Cursor generated and what a human approved.
GoSentrix qualifies AI-generated change records by independent corroboration with scanner, review, and CI evidence. It caps claims at detected and corroborated and preserves the provenance of the human-AI interaction.
GoSentrix consumes exported signals. Whether those signals come from Cursor, another AI editor, or a combination of tools is a customer configuration matter. GoSentrix evaluates the evidence it receives, not the tool itself.
The public operating doctrine for release-evidence verification.
How GoSentrix qualifies evidence and evaluates it against policy.
Trace AI-generated changes through evidence and policy.
Remediation evidence that satisfies policy before a release decision.
Compare code security governance and release-evidence verification.
GoSentrix qualifies evidence from existing tools and evaluates it against versioned policy for consequential software decisions.
