Stratum gives teams a place to review, evaluate, and merge code written by humans and AI agents. Track who or what made each change, require evidence before merge, and keep every repo isolated. Built on Cloudflare. Open source.
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Built around human workflows
GitHub shaped the way modern teams review and ship code. Its pull request model, branch workflow, and audit trail all work best when a human is making a small, readable change at the keyboard.
Agent-written code changes the scale of that workflow. Agents can work across many tasks at once, produce more changes than a team can read line by line, and need review that looks at behavior, provenance, and policy instead of just a diff.
Stratum is a code hosting platform built for that handoff: agents can do the work, and teams still get clear rules, evidence, and control before anything ships.
Review the result, not only the diff
Stratum helps teams decide whether a change behaved correctly before it merges.
Know what shipped and why
Every commit in Stratum can carry the record behind it: which agent wrote it, which model was used, the prompt that shaped the work, and the reasoning behind the change. It is structured, queryable, and attached to the merge.
As agents write more code, accountability matters more, not less. Stratum keeps provenance close to the code so teams can understand the path from request to shipped change.
Architecture
Stratum is built on Cloudflare Artifacts. Each repository runs as its own Durable Object with its own storage, rather than living as a row in one shared database. That gives isolation a concrete boundary: one repository's problem cannot cascade to another.
Open source, self-hosted or managed
Stratum is open source. Deploy it in your own Cloudflare account and pay for the infrastructure you use. Stratum Cloud is coming soon for teams that would rather have us run it.
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