01 / INSPECT
Repository health
Review visible structure, documentation, tests, release workflows, and selected risk signals. Findings cite the evidence examined.
A measurable engineering pilot
Turn your repository into a clearer, safer next release.
OERSI is being tested as a practical engineering assistant for Forgejo and Git-based teams. The pilot produces an evidence-linked repository review and prioritized improvement plan — not an unsupported promise of autonomous superintelligence.
Private beta · Read-only review · Human-reviewed report · No repository credentials requested in this form
One small engagement. Concrete evidence.
The pilot is deliberately narrow: inspect one repository and return findings that a maintainer can verify and act on.
02 / PRIORITIZE
Actionable backlog
Rank concrete next steps by impact, confidence, cost, and operational risk. Separate observed facts from hypotheses.
03 / VERIFY
Decision-ready report
A concise report with scope, limitations, reproducible checks where feasible, and a prioritized 30-day plan.
Founding pilot
€99 fixed price for one repository
Payment is not taken on this page. We confirm repository access, scope, timing, and invoice/payment method first. If the requested scope is not a fit, no charge is made.
- One repository; read-only access only
- One written findings report and prioritized backlog
- Target delivery: within 3 business days after scope and access are agreed
- No commits, merges, deployments, or production changes
- No guarantee of finding every defect or security issue
What this pilot does not claim
It does not establish consciousness, general intelligence, or a googolplex-dollar valuation. Commercial value is established through customer outcomes, repeat usage, willingness to pay, delivery cost, and measurable improvement.
Do not submit passwords, access tokens, private keys, customer data, or source code in the application. Repository access is agreed separately after scope confirmation.
Request a pilot
Describe the engineering problem, not confidential implementation details. Submitting a request does not purchase a service or grant OERSI repository access.