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DocuSOR onboards coding agents with verified context about your codebase, enabling same-quality results 77% faster and 64% cheaper by eliminating redundant
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DocuSOR is a context gateway for enterprise engineering teams that provides coding agents with verified facts about how products actually work inside codebases. When installed on a repository, DocuSOR automatically writes and validates a baseline of verified context—services, ports, routes, and runtime information—by testing it against the running app in an isolated cloud sandbox.
Agents access this proven context through the DocuSOR MCP (Model Context Protocol), with DocuSOR maintaining accuracy as code changes. The platform measures 77% faster execution and up to 64% lower costs compared to agents exploring repositories manually, with 82% fewer tokens consumed.
Beyond context for agents, DocuSOR can also test repository documentation like README files and runbooks by checking plain-language claims against running applications, ensuring documentation stays accurate.
Typeset features
Verified context injection for coding agents
Automatic repository baseline generation and validation
Genome context graph showing dependencies and risk
DocuSOR MCP for agent context access
Pull request status checks and gating
Documentation claim testing for README and runbooks
Isolated cloud sandbox for validation runs
GitHub App integration with read-only repository access
SOC 2 Type 1 compliance
TLS encryption in transit and at-rest data protection
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Standard: Usage-based pricing with 25 free credits at signup, unlimited repos and run minutes. Enterprise: Outcome-based pricing with all Standard features plus self-hosted licensing, SSO/SAML, audit logs, private runners, and advanced support.
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DocuSOR is a context gateway for enterprise engineering teams that gives agents proven facts about how products work inside codebases, so they start every task already understanding the codebase instead of re-exploring the repo. When installed on a repository, it automatically writes a verified baseline of services, ports, routes, and how to run the app, then proves this baseline against the running app in an isolated cloud sandbox.
How do I get started?
Sign in with GitHub and install the DocuSOR GitHub App on the repositories you want covered. DocuSOR onboards each repo automatically by writing a verified baseline and validating it against your running app—nothing needs to be hand-written to start. Connect your coding agent to the DocuSOR MCP to read and refine that context, and enable pull-request checks to keep it verified on every change.
Can DocuSOR test my README and runbooks?
Yes. Beyond the hosted context your agents use, DocuSOR can test your repository's own documentation like README.md, runbooks, and onboarding guides by proving they are correct against your running app. You keep writing ordinary prose and mark checkable facts as plain-language claims such as "GET /health returns 200" or "ships a Dockerfile."
Does DocuSOR store my source code?
No. DocuSOR does not store your source code. Repository content is fetched live from GitHub for each run and processed in transit. The verified context DocuSOR maintains for your repository is retained, but your source code is not. DocuSOR also does not capture or store the output of executed commands.
How is my data protected?
Data is encrypted in transit using TLS and at rest. Production infrastructure sits behind a default-deny firewall, and the database runs on private networking with no public exposure.
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