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Software companies: how your code got built.
Repositories, reviews and tickets show how real software grows and gets fixed. Customer data in tickets is replaced, and client owned code is reviewed first.
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What usually proves useful
You do not need all of these. A single well kept system can be enough to begin the conversation.
Repository history
How a codebase grows, gets refactored and changes over years.
Pull request reviews
What reviewers spot, push back on and sign off.
Bug reports and tickets
How bugs get logged, reproduced and resolved.
Release notes and design docs
The reasons behind how your systems were built.
Why AI labs want these records
Coding models get better by seeing how real teams review, break and repair code over years, not just finished snippets. Your commit history, reviews and tickets capture exactly this, which is why labs license them.
What the process looks like for you
It starts with the estimate. A specialist from License Your Data phones within minutes to book a 15-minute call. If you go ahead, License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy, you approve a sample, and buyers license that copy.
Questions
Asked by software companies
- Does anyone get into our Git hosting?
- No. No one asks for passwords or logins. Preparing the copy does not require access to your tools.
- Could we leave out one product?
- Yes. Any repository, product or time period can be excluded.
- Must our code be open source?
- No. The point is your private repositories. You choose which ones, and any secrets in them are removed.
The concern we hear first
Client owned code
If you build software for clients, some of that code may belong to them and may need their permission. It depends on your contracts, so ask your own counsel. Client projects can be left out.
Ticket customer data
Tickets and chat threads often mention customers by name. Keys and credentials are removed, and names, emails and account details are replaced with placeholders.
Everything starts under NDA, nothing is shared until you approve a sample, and there is no cost to you.
See your starting range
Four questions. Within minutes, a License Your Data specialist calls to arrange a 15-minute call.
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