Control IaC pipelines.
Detect clickops and off-pipeline changes.

Track and evaluate every change to infrastructure, whether from the pipeline, the laptop, or clickops.

• Pipeline or out-of-band. A change your pipeline made carries its attestations. A change made around it carries none.
• Plan, apply, and statefile. Every run records what it did and what it produced, fingerprinted and tied to the commit it came from.
• Agents attributed too. When an agent runs Terraform, the change carries its identity like any other actor's.

Kosli snapshots statefiles as artifacts, detects missing provenance, and reports non-compliant changes.

• Non-compliance you can action. A compliance transition fires Actions and webhooks, so the finding lands in Slack or your SIEM rather than in a log nobody reads.
• Clickops detection. A detector runs plan against the last applied commit, so console and CLI changes surface on the next check instead of at the next incident.
• Continuous drift status. The compliance status remains until the next successful apply, so one alert is enough and nobody drowns in repeats.

Application changes get governed. Infrastructure changes get trusted.

• One standard for apps and infrastructure. The same record, the same controls, and the same reporting for both.
• Declared against actual, automatically. Prove your infrastructure matched what your IaC declared, on any day you are asked.
• Coverage you can see. Know which parts of your infrastructure are governed and where coverage is thin.