A mid-sized software engineering company builds and maintains products for clients in banking, pharma, and legal services.
The company wanted to provide developers with secure AI-assisted coding and productivity tools while ensuring client code and sensitive project data remained within its own infrastructure, eliminating external data exposure and supporting teams working in restricted environments.
The company delivers software services under contracts that often prohibit sharing source code with third parties, including AI providers.
Some engagements run inside isolated environments with no internet access.
Developers had started using personal AI accounts in inconsistent and sometimes risky ways, and the company had no approved, branded internal AI tooling it could offer instead.
It needed a compliant alternative that worked offline, cost nothing per seat, and felt as good as the popular cloud tools.