Webinar: Git For Data- How Agents Write to Production Without Breaking It | July 14th | 9am PT

Git for data: branch, validate, merge. The way your agents already work with code.
Agents generate data changes at machine speed.
Production was protected by process, not by the execution model, so agents got stuck drafting code while humans did the DataOps.
Git for data moves protection into the execution layer.
Agents branch, run, and validate freely, and the merge to main becomes the human review boundary. High-iteration agent work becomes safe on real data, without turning production into an experiment.

Agents write the code, run compute against your data branches, validate results, and submit PRs for merge.



Branch, write, validate, merge. Like software.
A handful of predictable primitives. Every workflow, human or agent, follows the same loop, so what an engineer reviews is exactly what an agent ran. Agents work directly on production data without risk.
Open a zero-copy branch off main. Creating one is a metadata no-op, even at scale.
Execute pure Python and SQL pipelines in isolation against real production data.
Query any branch, diff outputs, and gate on data quality expectations before anything ships.
Publish to main with one atomic merge. This is the human review boundary for agent changes.
Undo bad publishes instantaneously. Main rolls back to the last good commit, no rebuild required.

Everything in Bauplan is code, versioned in your repository and executed from your IDE. AI-generated changes run exactly as written, with no hidden state or manual steps.
Bring your AI coding assistant: we provide the safe execution layer.






Agents and engineers build data pipelines like software: write transformations in code, run them in isolation against real data, and publish only validated results.

AI agents diagnose pipeline failures, replay runs against the exact state that produced them, and propose fixes in isolated branches you merge when ready.

Ingest new data into an isolated branch, validate it with quality checks, and publish atomically only when it passes.

Let agents run hundreds of profiling queries, inspect schemas, and sample rows across isolated branches to build a complete picture of your data.

of the RealPage POC code written by Claude Code, live in 12 days
The merge is where I review what the agent did. I get the speed of autonomous iteration with a clean boundary before anything reaches production.
Jensen Carlsen, RealPage


Bauplan models the state of your data as branches and commits. Create branches, run changes, inspect history, and merge only when tests are passed.

Pipelines are ordinary Python and SQL functions. Declare environments and quality checks in code. Execution is managed by the platform.


A few predictable primitives for developer and AI agents. Every workflow follows the same loop: branch → run → inspect → merge.

