BravoureBravoure

2026

The record is the product.

Open the record

Hugh Ferriss charcoal study of the maximum mass permitted by the 1916 New York zoning law, stage 2, 1922.
Hugh Ferriss, 1922. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian. CC0.

So you’re OK with not knowing which AI still works?

See what’s running. How it costs. Why it should stop.

See what still worksAsk Léo

fig.1Report

What a report looks like.

Illustrated report. Not a customer org.

fig.2Census

The record, as of tonight.

The two counts exclude founder fixtures. Early access, including internal runs.

fig.3Ledger

Fix, retire, keep, or wrong

  1. 01Fix
  2. 02Retire
  3. 03Keep
  4. 04Wrong

fig.4Product

One audit. A ranked list. A decision.

Start with the automations your engineers already shipped. One GitHub Actions audit. A ranked list of what still earns its keep.

A decision on each row: fix, retire, keep, or wrong. Bravoure records the judgment. It does not change GitHub.

The record is the product. What still works. What quit. Why it should stop — before the next agent ships on top of the last one that died quiet.

fig.5Why / How / What

Why, how, and what

Why
Every company will run on AI. The winners won’t be the ones who built the most. They’ll be the ones who still know what’s working.
How
A survival record for internal AI: what was built, what still produces, what quit and why, starting with the engineers who build it.
What
Bravoure. A lasting account of the AI automations your engineers build: what they cost, what they produced, what still earns its place, and what quit.