Scope · organization readiness

Know where agents can work—and where they still stall.

A license count does not tell you whether agents can execute across the organization. Scope tests the operational reality: can the repository build, run, test, benchmark, and reach only the resources it needs?

It maps readiness and runtime access across GitHub or GitLab groups, then identifies the specific missing dependency, stale runner, undocumented setup step, or over-broad permission blocking safe autonomous work.

Engineering leaders get a defensible rollout plan. Platform teams get a prioritized queue of concrete fixes.

A day in Scope

The organization, measured repository by repository.

Readiness scores roll up from real build, test, benchmark, and access checks—not a survey about tool usage.

Acme Systems / Scope / engineering Example workspace

Engineering agent readiness

42 repositories · 6 groups · policy set: production-standard

Score 82 / 100
Agent-ready34/42+6 this quarter
Full execution81%build through benchmark
Critical blockers32 access · 1 runner
Median bootstrap3m 12s−41s over 30 days
Readiness by groupweighted by repository criticality
Core services
94
Data platform
88
Infrastructure
79
Embedded
71
Internal tools
68
Priority blockersordered by leverage
highprod-admin token exposed to runnerpayments-api
highkernel runner is 3 versions behindnet-driver
mediumintegration fixture only exists locallyerp-sync
mediumbenchmark command undocumentedimage-core
Repository controlslatest execution assessment
RepositoryEnvironmentBuildTestBenchmarkAccessScore
checkout-apiDocker✓✓✓✓98
image-coreVM / GPU✓✓!✓84
edge-firmwareEmbedded✓!✓✓77
net-driverLinux kernel×××✓46
payments-apiDocker✓✓✓×61

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