Maturity Ladder
A five-level model of enterprise vendor maturity, with our current status on each rung. Three rungs strong, one partial, one early. This page exists because perceived maturity is what wins enterprise procurement — and the only way to answer the question honestly is to publish the scorecard.
The Ladder
Why a ladder, not a checklist
A flat checklist would imply each level carries equal weight. The ladder metaphor captures three truths a checklist obscures:
- You cannot skip levels. No customers without a product. No production code without a build.
- Higher levels amplify lower levels. A Level 5 customer testimonial implicitly validates Levels 1–4. A Level 4 publicly-shared SLA implicitly validates Levels 1–3.
- Levels have promotion gates — measurable criteria for moving up. This makes the ladder actionable, not just descriptive.
The ladder works because clearing a higher rung produces validation amplification — a Level 5 customer reference proves Levels 1–4 are working without requiring you to walk through each.
The Five Levels
IEEE paper · Cohen's d defenses · ETH-anchored question bank · 11 patents
Site live on Vercel · Fleet of 6 agents · Smart contracts on Base L2
2.4% schema-orphan rate · A/A+ on 5 of 7 quality dimensions · 0 critical CVEs
Monitoring exists · No published SLA · No documented load tests yet
Pre-revenue · Active early-access pipeline
How this page stays honest
The Level 3 metrics on these pages are auto-regenerated weekly from real audit data, not hand-written summaries:
scripts/code-quality-audit.py— seven-dimension code quality scorecardscripts/schema-usage-audit.py— empirical schema-orphan analysisnpm audit --omit=dev— production-dependency CVE counts
The page can never quietly drift from reality. If the numbers change, this page changes with them.