Over the last fifteen years, two disciplines changed how software gets built. Continuous Integration changed how code is merged. Continuous Delivery changed how it ships. Together they compressed the feedback loop between writing code and putting it in front of users, from weeks, to minutes.

But one question got left behind: does the product actually work? Traditional testing answers it partially, and painfully, with suites engineers write by hand, maintain forever, and that only cover what someone thought to test. In a world where code ships dozens of times a day and is increasingly written by AI, that model is broken.

We believe there's a third discipline coming. Continuous Verification. The practice of proving, continuously and autonomously, that your product works the way real users experience it. Not that your code compiled. Not that your tests pass. That your product works.

Duku is building the infrastructure for Continuous Verification. Autonomous agents exploring your product. Coverage you can prove, not coverage you assumed. Tests defined by intent, not by scripts. This is the missing CV in CI/CD, and we're building it.