Most FinOps tools just report cost. This one automates the negotiation between Finance's desire for predictability and Engineering's desire for speed — at the code level, before the resource is ever provisioned.
Finance pre-signs quarterly budget envelopes per cost-center. Engineer opens a PR. Predicted cost is checked against the envelope automatically: green auto-merges, yellow routes to team-lead, red opens a structured renegotiation flow.
The full Finance ↔ Engineering contract is machine-readable and lives in your repo. Every PR is automatically classified into one of three decision bands before merge.
{
"envelope_id": "env_payments_q1_2026",
"cost_center": "payments-api",
"owner": "cfo@example.com",
"quarter": "2026-Q1",
"monthly_envelope_usd": 18000,
"thresholds": {
"green_auto_approve_pct": 75,
"yellow_review_pct": 90,
"red_renegotiate_pct": 100
},
"signed_by": {
"finance": "cfo@example.com",
"engineering": "vp-eng@example.com",
"signed_at": "2026-01-15T14:30:00Z",
"signature_sha": "0x4a8c1e0a2d3f..."
},
"auto_actions": {
"on_green": "merge_pr",
"on_yellow": "request_review_from_team_lead",
"on_red": "open_renegotiation_flow"
}
}Stored in your repo at .cartie/envelopes/*.json. Version-controlled, signature-verified, audit-logged.
projected_utilization = (current_spend + predicted_delta) / monthly_envelopeReal envelopes signed by a sample Finance team on the left. Open PRs from a sample Engineering team on the right. Every PR has already been auto-classified.
14-day pilot · no card · we ship a sample contract.json for your top 3 cost-centers and wire the auto-negotiator into your GitHub Actions.