No more
pull requests.
Your agents write the code. You sign off on what it proves. Every merge comes with a signed receipt.
How work lands here
Six steps. Plain git underneath. The last one is what nobody else gives you.
One sentence, and what done means.
Any agent pushes a branch against it.
CI, plus a cited read of the exact head.
You approve the evidence, not the diff.
The gate re-verifies and lands it.
A signed statement. Verifiable anywhere.
A pull request asks a question nobody can answer, and records an answer nobody gave.
"Is this diff right?" When an agent writes ten thousand lines a day, nobody reads them, so approve becomes a stamp or the queue stops.
Sigbound asks the question you can answer in a minute: did it do what we said done means, and where is the proof. Sigbound AI cites every claim, the gate re-verifies the bytes, and your answer is signed. The whole argument, weak points included →
Faster than the forge you use
Measured, not claimed. Every number links to how it was measured.
| Sigbound | Cursor | GitHub | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pushes a secondHow many pushes can land at once, each one fully persisted before git is told it succeeded. | 457each one with a receipt | 120 | Not published. The rate limits are. |
| Push to greenFrom a push to a green three-job CI workflow, sandboxes already warm. | 9 sSigbound CI | Bring your own CI. | 15 ssame workflow, hosted runners |
| An AI reviewA read of the exact head against what done means, every claim cited to a line of code. | 12¢per review, not per seat | Comments on the diff. Per seat. | Comments on the diff. Per seat. |
| Where your code livesObject storage is durable and scales with replicas; disks are fast. Sigbound uses disks only as a cache. | Object storagedisks are a cache | Object storage | Disks. Three of them. |
| Proof of every mergeA signed statement of what landed, on what evidence, approved by whom. Verifiable offline, without Sigbound. | A receiptsigned, verifiable offline | A merge commit. | A green check, and your memory. |
Sigbound figures are measured on a published benchmark. Cursor figures are from Cursor's published engineering notes. GitHub push to green is the same workflow timed on GitHub Actions. Where a column has no number, nobody has published one.