You bring your own model credentials in every case, so inference is billed by your provider at your rates. DevRails never resells tokens.
Your infrastructure, your agents, your credentials, your repositories. Agents can run entirely on your own hardware, and nothing leaves your network. The whole lifecycle is here — grooming, specification, planning, build coordination, validation, provenance.
Community, plus production support with a response commitment, maintenance and supported upgrade paths, and the release channel where advanced capabilities land first. For teams running DevRails on critical work who do not want to own the operational risk.
The most advanced supported version, operated by us — including the multi-goal collaborative surfaces, real-time co-grooming and the managed reasoning pool. Bring your own model credentials.
The engineering lifecycle is identical in all three. What changes is who operates it, who carries the risk, and how much scale and collaboration you get.
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No. You attach your own provider credentials and are billed by them at your negotiated rates. DevRails meters usage so it can attribute cost to a task, epic or release, but the money relationship stays between you and your provider.
No. The whole engineering lifecycle — grooming, the decision graph, specification, planning, build coordination, validation, provenance — is in Community. What Supported and Hosted add is operational: support commitments, upgrade paths, and the collaborative surfaces that need a hosted control plane.
A project is a codebase-and-team boundary — roughly what you would call a product or a service group. Goals, epics, agents and users inside it are unlimited. Most companies start with one and add more as separate teams adopt it.
Yes, and it is the common path. The decision graph, provenance and plan history export and import, so you keep the record of everything already shipped.
Claude Code and Codex today, with more in progress. DevRails coordinates agents rather than replacing them, so support is a matter of the adapter for each agent’s run and reporting interface.
We will tell you which tier fits, honestly — including when the free one is the right answer.
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