TReqs gives you a complete record of how your models are actually built — and what gets to run next.
roar — If it ran, roar saw it.
A CLI that captures lineage at runtime — data, code, environment, artifacts. No code changes. No loggers. No frameworks. Maximal visibility.
GLaaS — The registry of roar activity.
A content-addressable registry of every artifact and job. Resolve any artifact's hash back to the code, data, and environment that made it. -> GLaaS Docs <-
TReqs — Approve before compute.
Training requests as pull requests. As much or as little peer review as your team needs for important compute jobs. Nothing runs until someone — or a policy — says go. -> TReqs Docs <-
| roar | Use roar to record what was read, what was written, the commit, and the environment. |
| treqs-cli | Drive TReqs from a terminal and with the agent-friendly CLI. |
