What is software change governance?
A practical definition, lifecycle model, evaluation checklist, and human-approval boundary.
Resource library
A shared language for governing software change.
Explore ZeroUI definitions, versioned reference assets, conceptual models, and perspectives on organizational intent, AI-assisted engineering, production learning, evidence, and human accountability.
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Guides and public reference assets.
AI coding governance guide
A tool-neutral model for governing coding assistants and agents across the software lifecycle.
Governance vs policy as code and DevSecOps
A ZeroUI conceptual capability map for policy engines, scanners, CODEOWNERS, CI/CD, ITSM, GRC, and the connective governance layer.
Governance control matrix v0.1
Twelve versioned controls with lifecycle stages, risks, decisions, evidence, owners, remediation, and re-checks.
Decision Evidence Record v0.1
A ZeroUI public reference schema for policy context, rationale, approval, remediation, and re-check.
Continuous governance reference model
The ZeroUI conceptual loop connecting known intent, software change, production learning, and improved policy.
Perspectives
Analysis from the ZeroUI point of view.
These articles explain the ZeroUI thesis and product model. They are presented as perspectives, not as independent research findings.
AI agent governance across the software lifecycle
Apply the same authoritative intent to human, agent, and automated change.
Decision evidence before production
Keep policy context, rationale, remediation, approval, and re-check connected.
CODEOWNERS, AI agents, and governance
Why ownership is valuable context but not the complete policy model.
Evidence integrity
Know what kind of claim you are reading.
ZeroUI distinguishes product direction, conceptual models, illustrative examples, and verified evidence. Original benchmarks and performance claims will be published only when a documented method and supporting evidence exist.
Editorial commitment
External factual claims should cite primary sources. Illustrative scenarios are labeled. Planned or unvalidated behavior uses conditional product language. Material updates display a review date.