AI QUALITY COMMAND CENTER · v0 Demo April 2026

SYNCA — AI Quality Command Center

Enterprise software teams lose 2–4 days per sprint to regression cycles. Every code change is a blind bet: unknown dependencies, unknown impact. Add AI-generated code — and you add untracked semantic risk.
2–4 days
Regression cycle per sprint — legacy Java/COBOL enterprise
JP/KR enterprise avg. — legacy system complexity (10–20yr codebases)
Every team pays this. Every sprint. Regardless of how small the change.
15–25%
AI-generated patches that pass all tests but are semantically wrong
Source: Xia et al. APR survey 2023, confirmed on QuixBugs & Defects4J benchmarks
Pass tests. Break behavior. Surface only in production incidents.
3 → 1
Tools needed today for CIA + APR + Validation — SYNCA unifies all three
Market survey Apr 2026: no single product delivers this combination
No competitor combines all three in one session. SYNCA closes the integration gap.
2025
Japan DX government deadline — enterprise software budgets now open
METI DX Report 2023 + Japan Government Digital Agency DX 2025 policy
Regulatory pressure + AI maturity + zero commercial APR SaaS = 12–18 month entry window

3 Core Value Propositions — JP Enterprise

CIA
Change impact analysis — legacy codebases fly blind
JP legacy Java/COBOL systems (10–20yr): one module change breaks 3–8 downstream modules on average. Regression test cycle: 2–4 days/sprint — every time, every team.
Competitor: Lattix/NDepend $3K–15K/seat/yr, batch-mode only, no AI, no real-time feedback
SYNCA BFS on live call graph: blast radius in <1s, feeds directly into APR pipeline
SEMANTIC GUARD
AI patches that pass tests but break semantics
15–25% of APR/AI-generated patches pass the full test suite but contain semantic errors: logic inversions, hidden state mutations, boundary violations. Static tests cannot catch this category.
Source: Xia et al. APR survey 2023, confirmed on QuixBugs & Defects4J benchmarks
SYNCA Patch Validator: invariant engine catches semantic overfitting — no competing product offers this (as of Mar 2026)
COMPLIANCE
METI 2024 audit trail — hard procurement gate
METI AI governance guidelines (Sep 2024) require logging: model ID, input hash, confidence score, human override decision — per AI action in critical systems. Zero existing tools cover all required fields.
Also applies: ISO 27001:2022 + DORA for financial systems. Without this log, AI adoption in critical systems cannot expand.
SYNCA write-once append log stores all required fields + PDF export in METI format. Zero config.
WHY NOW
3 triggers converging in Q1–Q2 2026
① TECHClaude Opus 4.6 → 80.8% SWE-Bench (Apr 2026): production APR is viable for the first time
② MARKET0 commercial APR SaaS products — 12–18 month window before Azure/AWS ship competing features
③ REGULATIONJapan DX 2025 deadline + METI AI guidelines = enterprise budgets unlocked and compliance pressure real
TRINITY
Fabbi AI Trinity

SYNCA is the link that transforms Trinity from "3 AI products" into "1 AI software factory pipeline."

👁
FARE
Reverse Engineering
How does the running system work? → Architecture spec, domain model

spec + docs
NEXA
Code Generation
How to develop / modernize faster? → Generated / refactored code

generated code
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SYNCA
Quality Gate
Is the generated code correct and safe? → Validated patches, audit log
↺  Knowledge Loop:  Every SYNCA validation event → bug patterns → fed back to FARE + NEXA to improve reverse engineering and code generation

SYNCA in the Software Lifecycle

SDLC PhasePainSYNCA RoleWhy This Phase
MARKET PAIN
Market Pain — JP Enterprise
COMPETITION
Competitor Matrix
⚠️ Amazon CodeGuru is the closest competitor — CIA + code review for Java/Python, native AWS JP region. Must be addressed in any JP enterprise pitch.

Why SYNCA Wins

PRODUCT
Modules & Actors

Actors (8)

Module Status (16 Modules)

ROADMAP
Product Roadmap v0 → v3

Milestones

STATUS
Current Status — April 2026
Feature Progress
E2E Compliance Note
~72% feature completion ≠ E2E compliance. Critical path: TIP-109 (CIA API) → TIP-110 (APR endpoint) → TIP-111 (Patch Validator) → TIP-114 (Demo UI). E2E ~20%.
ARCHITECTURE
7-Layer Architecture

Data Flow

HITL Loop — Human-in-the-Loop

Approve
Confidence ≥ 85%. Patch auto-suggested. Engineer reviews diff + audit entry, then approves merge.
Reject
Confidence < 85% or invariant failed. Rejection reason feeds back into APR prompt for next iteration.
✏️
Modify
Engineer edits patch in code viewer. Modified patch re-runs through Patch Validator before merge.
DEEP TECH
7 Cutting-Edge Technologies
RISKS
Risk Register
CTO REVIEW
JP Enterprise CTO Assessment
💬 Persona: CTO of a 500-person JP financial software firm. 15 years enterprise Java. Has rejected 3 AI vendor proposals this year.

Score by Dimension

Verdict & Path to 8.0+

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