Sinfonia applies a single governance to screens, AI and the API: same roles, same permissions, same log. AI writes typed and tested business objects, on a shared core, rather than throwaway code. AI stays optional: Sinfonia picks the right model for each task, and runs fully without AI.
One governance for screens, AI and the API
A user, an AI assistant or a script go through the same roles and the same permissions. Rules are declared once, on the business object, and hold for every path.
The log keeps every change and every read, timestamped by the server: who, what, when. Every call to an AI model is logged too.
A robust core, not vibe coding
Vibe coding quickly produces an application nobody reviews. In Sinfonia, each business object, with its fields, rules, states and transitions, is defined once, in typed code. Web and mobile screens, the API and workflows follow from it.
Your teams read, test and extend these objects. Every change passes blocking automated checks: vulnerable libraries, static analysis, secrets, end-to-end tests. Your company is described, not programmed: zero lines of customer-specific code.
AI proposes, the core decides
Sinfonia routes each question to the most suitable model, chosen by configuration. A fallback model takes over under the same rules, with circuit breakers and spending caps.
Business rules stay in the core: a model proposes, it never bypasses a guard. Without AI, Sinfonia runs fully: data entry, workflows, reports.
The EU AI Act, by design
Sinfonia falls under limited-risk use. AI is flagged as such, proposes without deciding, and every call is logged.