State the route and the contract.
Which workflows must survive the change, and what evidence counts as proof. The contract is declared before anything is measured.
- Named workflow
- Success criteria
- Evidence threshold
Deployment confidence for AI inference
Cetero qualifies the route. Find the regression before it reaches production.
How it works
One change at a time, held against a known-good route. Each step is a checkpoint, not a dashboard — the loop ends in a decision another engineer can re-run.
Which workflows must survive the change, and what evidence counts as proof. The contract is declared before anything is measured.
A new model revision, provider, serving engine, quantization, or configuration change — pinned to exact versions and digests.
The same workload runs offline against known-good and candidate routes. Deterministic divergence is separated from expected statistical variation.
Nothing beyond what was tested. Pinned versions, held inputs, and the smallest stable counterexample travel with the result.
A primary and backup route, both validated, with an inspectable bundle a reviewer can re-run without trusting the author.
TECHNICAL FOUNDATION
Live capture, deterministic replay, scoped verdicts, and rerunnable evidence—now expanding to primary/backup qualification under forced failover.
Design-partner diagnostic
A fixed-scope engagement that qualifies a single planned change against your own baseline. You leave with a signed primary and backup recommendation, and the evidence bundle behind it.
Limited to teams operating self-hosted or open-weight inference. Every conclusion is bounded to the tested route.
Cetero sits beside your stack, not in front of it. Your prompts, schemas, and infrastructure never leave compute you control.