Product
Enterprise execution
Bruce carries defined product-development jobs across issue tracking, source control, CI, review, and deployment systems while preserving requirements and approval state.
Defined by versioned job contracts and scored on tool correctness, resulting state, controls, recovery, and completion evidence.
Execution contract
What completion means
A product run is complete when the scoped change satisfies its acceptance criteria, required checks pass, review and deployment policy are met, and the work item reflects the released state. Generated code without validation and delivery is incomplete.
How the job runs
Bind specification and repository state
The workflow resolves the current requirement, affected code, dependency state, ownership, and release policy before changing the repository.
Development context
Bruce binds the work item, acceptance criteria, relevant code paths, open changes, test history, and environment status.
- • Requirement and acceptance criteria
- • Repository and dependency state
- • Open reviews and CI results
Delivery constraints
Repository permissions, branch policy, required checks, reviewer ownership, release windows, and environment access define the allowed path.
- • Branch and review policy
- • Required test and security checks
- • Release and environment permissions
Execute specification to release
The execution graph preserves one job state from implementation through tests, review, and the authorized deployment path.
Implementation sequence
Bruce scopes the change, modifies the relevant artifacts, runs required checks, prepares review evidence, and advances the work only after validation.
- • Scoped code and configuration changes
- • Automated tests and static checks
- • Review package and work-item updates
Quality gates
Acceptance criteria, test results, reviewer approval, migration safety, and deployment policy are enforced before release.
- • Acceptance-criteria verification
- • Review and CI enforcement
- • Migration and deployment approval
Verify delivery and recover
Completion is based on the repository, deployment, and work-item state—not the model’s summary of the change.
Completion evidence
Bruce records the change set, test results, approvals, deployment outcome, and final work-item state against the job specification.
- • Merged change and passing checks
- • Approval and deployment record
- • Acceptance criteria linked to evidence
Recovery paths
Merge conflicts, failed tests, rejected reviews, and deployment errors return to explicit remediation or rollback states.
- • Conflict-aware rebase or escalation
- • Failure-driven remediation loop
- • Rollback with release state preserved
Run product jobs with Bruce
Bind the execution contract to your systems, identity, and policy. Validate the same job specification on your tenant before expanding authority.