Release decision
Know whether the change can ship.
One run turns an unfamiliar code change into a clear pass-or-stop decision before it reaches production.
Proving mission-critical code still behaves correctly after an AI tool rewrites it, with evidence a regulator can inspect.
For engineering, risk and audit teams governing changes that cannot be allowed to fail.
INTEREST-CALC.cob
AI change · unverified
“Modernise the monthly payment routine. Preserve every customer outcome exactly.”
Proposed change
Calculation simplified across 8 lines. Compiles successfully.
MOVE CUSTOMER-PAYMENT TO PAYMENT-OUTPUT.
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Real IBM Bob output. Real audit engine. Real SHA-256 fingerprinted PDF.
Release decision
One run turns an unfamiliar code change into a clear pass-or-stop decision before it reaches production.
The platforms rewriting your COBOL also supply the evidence that the rewrite was safe. They test well, and they test themselves.
The platform that rewrote your COBOL also supplies the evidence the rewrite was safe.
Refinery has no stake in the answer. It checks code written by any tool or person.
Generated tests cover the inputs they happen to sample, and nothing tells you what they missed.
A formal proof across every value the declared PIC ranges allow, plus compiled adversarial execution.
Which downstream systems a change touches is tribal knowledge, so everything gets retested.
JCL, VSAM and the CALL graph are mapped so you retest what actually changed.
A green pipeline is not an audit trail, and the evidence pack gets assembled by hand.
A signed certificate, SHA-256 fingerprinted, with mapped control evidence attached.
See how that compares to AI migrations, code gates and manual review →
Every change, every check, and every sign-off in a single view your risk team can read without an engineer sitting next to them.
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The journey so far
Refinery has grown through programmes and communities spanning mainframe technology, cyber resilience and ambitious company-building.
Selected for the Manchester programme helping security-focused startups build stronger, more resilient companies.
Accepted into the cohort for startups building on IBM Z and enterprise-grade infrastructure.
Backed by the European founder collective and selected for the first OpenAI Hacker House in London.