Every commit is gate-green. Here is how.
BHR was built by a governed fleet of specialized agents, each with a job description and a gate to pass. No code ships unless the gate is green. That is not a claim — it is the process.
From idea to live, every step verified.
Nothing is invented after the fact. The pipeline is the process.
228+ automated checks — not a suggestion, a requirement.
The gate runs on every commit. If it is not green, nothing ships. Here is what it checks.
Auth & RBAC
Every server route is checked for authentication and authorization. Role-based access control is enforced server-side — not just hidden in the UI. Unauthenticated requests to protected routes fail with a 401, every time.
Compliance Rules
Domain-specific behavioral-health compliance rules — SCN requirements, policy lifecycle transitions, claim scrub logic — are tested deterministically. A rule either holds or the build fails.
PHI Guard
Zero PHI by construction, enforced by tests. The gate scans for data that could be protected health information and fails the build if it finds any. This is not an aspiration — it is a test requirement.
Smoke Tests
Every module has a smoke test that exercises its core paths end-to-end on synthetic data. If a module does not respond correctly, the build fails before anything reaches production.
Security Scan
Dependency audits, no-secrets checks, and injection surface scans run on every commit. Known vulnerable dependencies block the build. Secrets in code block the build.
Contract Validation
API contracts between services are validated on every build. A service cannot silently change its schema without the gate catching the breaking change. No surprise integrations in production.
30+ specialized agents, each with a job description.
No agent builds without a plan. No code ships without a gate. Each agent owns a domain and reports to the operator.
Every action produces an audit event.
Every build session is logged. Every gate run is stored. Every action in the product produces an append-only audit event — who, when, what, and why — permanently, in Postgres.
This is not an add-on or a compliance feature bolted on at the end. The audit trail is the foundation. Every agent that builds, reviews, or deploys produces a record. Every gate that runs produces a record. The governance layer is built into the product, not layered over it.
When a customer asks "who changed this policy and when?", the answer is in the database, with a timestamp, with the agent or user that made the change, with the before and after state. That is what it means to build auditable software.
If it touches behavioral health operations, you want proof it was built correctly.
If you are buying software that manages compliance, billing, hiring, and facility operations for a behavioral health organization, you want to know it was built correctly. Not built quickly. Not built with good intentions. Built correctly.
The gate is that proof. Every check that passed is a record. Every build session that produced gate-green output is logged. The methodology is not a marketing claim — it is the process, and the process is auditable.
That is what "Be Healthcare Ready" means: ready when a regulator asks, ready when an auditor reviews, ready when a clinician needs the right answer. Built to be verified.
See the gate in action.
The demo runs on synthetic data — the same data the gate tests against.