At the 2025 Confidential Computing Summit, we introduced something we believe will shape the future of secure AI in software development: the Trusted Agentic Coordination System, built in partnership with Opaque Systems and Microsoft Azure.
This marks a new chapter in Bloomfilter’s mission—to bring clarity, confidence, and governance to every layer of the software development lifecycle.
We’re entering a new era of delivery. AI agents are already writing code, parsing stories, analyzing work, and helping teams move faster across the SDLC. But speed without trust is a short-term advantage—and a long-term liability.
These agents need rich context to be effective: source code, architecture, workflow logic, decision history. In most organizations, that context is highly sensitive. It’s not just data. It’s IP.
And that’s exactly the problem we set out to solve.
Together with Opaque and Microsoft, Bloomfilter has created a system where AI agents can access the context they need, without compromising data security or governance.
With our Trusted Agentic Coordination System:
This is a zero trust architecture by design. It’s not about believing a provider. It’s about trusting the cryptography.
We believe this sets the new bar for secure agent governance in software development. It allows teams to:
In short: it makes AI practical, safe, and scalable in the environments where trust matters most.
This launch is more than a technical milestone—it’s the beginning of a broader shift. Secure coordination will be a foundational layer of every modern software delivery org. And we’re building the tools to support it.
If your team is exploring how to bring AI into your SDLC without compromising governance, visibility, or IP security—let’s talk.
We’d love to show you what’s possible.