Agents hallucinate without scope
Full repo access gives agents too many tempting paths and no enforced boundary.
ProofTether is the evidence layer for autonomous work. ProofTether Control gives AI-assisted software teams scoped MCP access, context packs, review gates, and audit-ready proof before agent work reaches production.
THE PROBLEM
ProofTether Control is the product line between your repo and your coding agents: dependency-aware execution packs, queue discipline, scoped context, test evidence, and launch proof.
Full repo access gives agents too many tempting paths and no enforced boundary.
Teams cannot prove which context was used, which gates passed, or why the output was accepted.
The same repo, docs, and decision history are rediscovered instead of packaged into reusable slices.
Raw source, provider keys, datasets, and local model state need an explicit data boundary.
The operator starts with a goal, scope, organization, project, and allowed artifact kinds.
Matrix builds a context pack instead of handing the agent the whole repository.
Agents work through evidence gates, regression checks, and explicit stop conditions.
The cockpit records access packs, reports, comparisons, and launch-readiness proof.
MODEL CONTEXT PROTOCOL
Agents get only the context they need - a slice of the repo, a constrained set of artifact kinds, an explicit deny-list. The MCP server enforces scope at the boundary; the cockpit signs every access with a hashed proof.
// MCP MANIFEST - matrix.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"matrix": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@matrix/mcp-server@latest"],
"env": { "MATRIX_TOKEN": "$MATRIX_TOKEN" },
"scope": {
"paths": ["src/billing/**", "docs/sla/**"],
"kinds": ["plan", "snapshot", "review", "publish"],
"deny": ["*.env", "secrets/**", ".git/**"]
},
"dataBoundary": {
"serverStores": ["goal-metadata", "evidence-hashes"],
"staysLocal": ["source-code", "api-keys", "datasets"]
}
}
}
}SECURITY & DATA BOUNDARY
Matrix is a control plane, not a code host. Full source repositories, provider API keys, secrets, datasets, and local model weights are designed to remain in the customer workspace. Customer-selected snippets, metadata, hashes, and evidence references may be processed only where needed for scoped workflows.
Local LM ADVISORY
Runs in your workspace. Matrix uses its output as advisory context only - never as published truth.
Local/server LM is advisory-only.
Provider API CUSTOMER-CONTROLLED
Bring your own key. Matrix never stores it.
Server-managed METADATA ONLY
Server coordinates goals and evidence, not source uploads.
BUILT FOR TEAMS
Coding agents don't ship alone. Matrix gives your team a shared control plane: who can issue access, which packs are in flight, and what changed across every goal.
Owner, admin, member. Seat usage visible at the org level. Invite by email; revoke in one click.
Bundled MCP manifest, connection proof, and admin handoff. One pack per workspace, signed and revocable.
Context packs are org-scoped, not session-scoped. Reuse them across goals, agents, and team members.
Diff two artifacts, workspaces, or goal reports. Reviewers see exactly what changed between gates.
PRICING
Start with the read-only preview or claim Founder Access. Founder Access is $17 for the first 3 months plus applicable taxes calculated by Paddle at checkout. It does not automatically renew. After the founder period, eligible users can optionally continue on Founder Pro at $99/month for 12 months through a separate checkout or subscription acceptance. Regular Pro Operator pricing will be $149/month after launch.
$0 / no account
Walk a sample product flow end-to-end, read-only. No org, no seats, no commit.
$17 / first 3 months
First 1000 builders only. $17 for the first 3 months plus applicable taxes calculated by Paddle at checkout. No automatic renewal without separate acceptance.
$149 / month after launch
Regular Pro Operator pricing will be $149/month after launch. Public purchase opens after Founder Access validation.
Custom / later
Organization-wide seats, policies, and review workflows. This is not part of the Founder Access launch scope.