Take AI-built pilots to production, governed.

The bottleneck moved from speed to control. Your teams are already building with AI. Xano makes the pilot and the production system the same governed artifact, on the same platform.

How AI code governance works

Xano Tenant Center confirming a production deployment after all policy checks passed

Everyone is building.
Almost nothing ships.

95%

of enterprise gen-AI pilots deliver zero measurable impact (MIT).

Workflow gap

MIT's diagnosis. The models work. The path to production doesn't.

The hard part

The prototype was easy. Production is where pilots go to die.


Guardrails, not gatekeeping.

Every project governed before the first prompt, instead of reviewed after the last one.


Pilot to production is the enterprise AI SDLC.

Agents write more of the code every quarter. No one reads all of it later. So the lifecycle that matters runs left to right, and one artifact travels the whole way:

Policy, build, sandbox, review, and promote as one governed lifecycle

We experimented with AI builders which were great for a hackathon, but our business users were unable to move it into something usable. We're looking for anything to help us have consistency along the innovation lifecycle, from ideation to prototype, MVP, and production.

- Chief Information Officer, BNP Paribas

Set the policy once.
Everything inherits it.

  1. Set the rules

    IT writes the policy

    Xano Knowledge panel listing the AGENTS.md, docs, and skills every agent inherits

    Every project in the workspace inherits it - and what security sets stays set.

  2. Everyone builds

    In their own tools

    A coding agent consulting Xano Knowledge before proposing endpoints

    Developers bring Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor; business users bring a Bolt front end. Xano hands every agent the same policy, docs and skills - the prompt never mentions PII rules, and the app inherits them anyway.

  3. Review each build

    Nothing touches production

    Nothing touches production

    Every build runs in an ephemeral sandbox until IT says otherwise.

  4. Promote what passes

    Review is a real check

    Review is a real check

    The release IT reviews is the release that runs. Promote the exact artifact.

A harness your organization owns.

Most AI harnesses today are one developer's markdown files, and no two are alike. This one is organizational: auth is done this way, every time, checked again at promotion. Regulated? HIPAA, SOC 2 and your audit rules live in the same policy layer, enforced per environment and per tenant.

Bring the stack you have.

Postgres included, Snowflake and your services connected, any major cloud or on-prem, under your certifications. Host your static front end on Xano or connect one built anywhere.

Logos of tools that work with Xano, including React, VS Code, OpenAI, Claude, PostgreSQL, Lovable, Bolt, Snowflake, Webflow, and Replit

Let them build. Ship what matters.

You never know which experiment will matter. The harness exists so the one that does can reach production without a rewrite.

AI builds software.
Xano makes it trustworthy.

Every enterprise is working out what AI governance looks like and who owns it. Start with a conversation.