What does KomAInu do?
KomAInu secures the consistency between requirements, tests, code, documentation, and the requirements traceability matrix across the software development lifecycle. The workflow covers three stages: audit, remediation, and prevention. First, KomAInu analyzes your requirements, tests, code, documentation, and RTM to detect coverage and traceability gaps, then justifies every finding with evidence. Second, it helps remediate the gaps by generating missing tests and scripts, suggesting corrections in your ALM, and updating traceability. Third, it helps prevent the same issues from coming back by checking every pull request, detecting business and regulatory regressions, and alerting before integration.
Is KomAInu commercially available?
Yes. KomAInu is currently available through tailored design partner engagements for selected teams building critical or regulated software. We start with a real verification bottleneck and determine together whether KomAInu fits the workflow, toolchain, deployment constraints, and review process. Pricing is scoped for each engagement rather than published as a fixed package.
What happens in the first conversation?
You speak directly with the founders for 30 minutes about one concrete V&V bottleneck, the tools and artifacts involved, and any data or deployment constraints. The goal is to decide whether KomAInu is relevant to your environment. No preparation is required, and if there is a fit, the next step and commercial scope are defined with you.
How is sensitive engineering data handled?
KomAInu works with different model strategies. During technical discovery, we scope where requirements, source code, tests, and compliance documents are processed, which models may be used, and how KomAInu connects to your existing tools. Private deployment or deployment on your premises can be designed around your infrastructure and governance constraints. Storage, access, retention, logging, and integrations are agreed for each engagement.
Which AI models does KomAInu work with?
KomAInu can work with private or open source models deployed in your own environment, including model families such as Mistral, Qwen, and similar models that you can host yourself. The choice depends on the accuracy, latency, cost, and security profile your project requires. The important point is that the model is not the product boundary. KomAInu provides the traceability workflow, retrieval context, scoring, evidence structure, and review process around the model, so the solution can be tuned to your needs instead of forcing every team into the same hosted AI setup.
Can KomAInu adapt to our workflow and standards?
Yes. KomAInu is designed to adapt to your project rather than replace your whole V&V process. We configure the solution around your standards, your requirements format, your test repositories, your ALM, and the way your team reviews and approves evidence. For example, one team may need DO-178C traceability from requirements to tests, another may need ISO 26262 coverage analysis, and another may need pull request compliance checks against internal rules. The underlying platform stays the same, but the workflow, connectors, review gates, and outputs are adapted to the certification or compliance problem you actually need to solve.
Does KomAInu integrate with ALM and existing tools?
KomAInu is built to sit on top of existing engineering and ALM workflows. It can read requirements, tests, code, documentation, and traceability artifacts, then suggest corrections, generate missing test material, and keep the traceability view current after human review. The goal is not to make teams rebuild their process from scratch. KomAInu connects the audit, remediation, and prevention loop around the tools already used by the project, so approved changes can flow back into the ALM or repository while the existing system of record remains in place.
Does KomAInu replace engineers?
No. KomAInu is built as an engineering assistant for regulated software, not as an automatic certification authority. It detects gaps, proposes tests, suggests corrections, updates traceability, and reviews pull requests, but engineers remain in control of what is accepted. That human review gate is important because safety-critical verification still depends on engineering judgement. KomAInu reduces the manual search and documentation effort, surfaces the risky inconsistencies earlier, and prepares evidence, while your team validates the output before it becomes part of the official project record.