BNLGit meets you where your constraints are — run it entirely inside your own walls, or let us host a dedicated instance and never touch a server. Either way, your agents finally understand the code, and you finally see what's alive across your repositories.
A ~60-person firm in a regulated field — legal, accounting, health — with an in-house dev team and code that is not allowed to leave the building.
They want AI coding help, but sending proprietary and client-confidential code to a US cloud is a non-starter for GDPR, Schrems II, and their own client contracts. Onboarding a new dev to the sprawling codebase takes weeks.
They run the BNLGit bundle on a VM inside their own network and point BYOK at their own model endpoint. Typed summaries generate in-house; agents retrieve them over MCP. No code, no summaries, no model calls ever cross the perimeter.
Agents answer with cited, exact context instead of guesses. New hires ramp against a readable, queryable map of the system. And there's a clean sovereignty story that sails through procurement.
A ~6-person agency juggling ~40 client repositories on GitHub, with no appetite — or capacity — to run servers.
Forty repos, constant context-switching, and no one can say which client projects are finished, which are limping, and which are quietly dead. Standing up and babysitting AI infra isn't where a 6-person shop spends its time.
We host a dedicated instance for them. They attach their existing GitHub repos (no migration), and BNLGit builds the summary mirrors and serves them to their agents. Repo Triage grades every project — finished, nearly, or abandoned.
One dashboard across the whole client portfolio, agents that work from real context on every repo, and a predictable monthly bill. Zero servers to run — they ship, we host.
Both are BYOK. You bring your own model keys and pay providers directly — BNLGit records cost and provenance, and never resells you tokens at a margin. And because the summaries are a real git repo, whichever path you pick, the intelligence is yours and portable — no lock-in.