Tomosu AI Inc. has launched Tomosu, a production reliability and reliability governance platform designed to connect application development with production behavior and help engineering teams understand and improve reliability across the software lifecycle.
The platform is aimed at software engineers, site reliability engineers, DevOps engineers, platform teams, and other teams responsible for production applications. Tomosu is currently available for free.
Modern software development increasingly involves multiple systems for code generation, static analysis, testing, code review, security scanning, deployment, observability, and incident management. These systems can provide useful information at individual stages of the lifecycle, but the resulting signals can remain fragmented.
Tomosu is designed to provide a broader reliability governance layer across those stages.
The platform brings together development context and production signals to help teams identify potential reliability risks, understand their significance, and use production behavior to inform future engineering decisions.
A key part of the platform is the Production Risk Index (PRI), which provides a quantitative approach to assessing potential production risk associated with software changes.
Production risk is not necessarily proportional to the size of a change. A small modification can affect a critical dependency, database, authentication flow, or shared service, while a larger change in an isolated area may have limited production impact. PRI is intended to provide an additional signal for evaluating these differences.
Tomosu is also designed around a continuous development and production feedback loop. Engineering teams can assess changes before deployment, observe application behavior after deployment, and use production information to improve future reliability decisions.
The approach is intended to complement existing engineering tools rather than replace them. Testing, code review, security scanning, observability, and other specialized systems remain part of the software delivery process. Tomosu focuses on connecting reliability information across the lifecycle.
The company is developing the platform as AI-assisted software development increases the pace and volume of application changes. The objective is to help teams maintain a more unified understanding of application reliability as development workflows become faster and more distributed.
“Engineering teams are accumulating more signals across the software lifecycle, but more signals do not necessarily create a clearer picture of application reliability,” said a representative of Tomosu AI Inc. “Tomosu is being built around connecting development and production context so teams can understand reliability as an ongoing property of the application.”
Tomosu is currently available for free to engineering teams interested in evaluating its approach to reliability governance and production risk.
More information about Tomosu is available at https://tomosu.ai.
About Tomosu AI Inc.
Tomosu AI Inc. develops software focused on application reliability and reliability governance. Its primary product, Tomosu, is designed to connect development context, production signals, reliability analysis, and governance across the software lifecycle.
