WebinarSep 30, 2026

Building your architecture to deploy, run, and govern vibe-coded apps

Your teams are already building with AI. The question is whether you have the architecture to deploy, run, and govern what they build. Paul Turner and Luke Smith walk through the three-layer model that closes the gap, then show Tray Helix taking a vibe-coded app from a laptop to a governed, live production app.

  • Paul Turner

    VP of Market Strategy, Tray.ai

  • Luke Smith

    Principal Sales Engineer, Tray.ai

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Wednesday, September 30

10:30 AM PDT · 1:30 PM EDT · 60 min · Online

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84% of developers already use AI coding tools. Around 90% of the Fortune 100 run GitHub Copilot. 1 in 5 Codex users is not a developer. The building is happening, with or without a governance plan.

Building has outrun governing. Most AI-built apps die before they ship: no infrastructure, no credentials, no identity, no owner. The ones that reach production mostly run without access controls, without audit trails, and outside IT’s visibility. Gartner is clear that blocking is not the answer. Architecting for it is.

In this session Paul Turner explains why policy alone cannot solve an architecture problem, and Luke Smith shows Tray Helix taking a real vibe-coded app from a laptop to a governed, live production app.

What you'll learn

  • Why the governance gap is widening, and what it costs

    97% of organizations breached in their AI models had no access controls. Around 95% of enterprise GenAI pilots deliver no measurable P&L return. The organizations doing AI well spend at least 2x on governance, security, and data versus tools.

  • The three-layer model

    Surface, where people build and find what exists. Control, where IT governs everything that ships. Foundation, the kernel everything runs on. Building outran governing because the control layer is almost always missing.

  • The architecture answer

    One path to production that beats the workaround. Identity, secrets, and access attached by the platform. Every app runs through you, so you see every app. It works whether or not anyone read the policy.

  • Tray Helix in practice

    The governed runtime for AI-built apps: the same three layers delivered as one platform. Live demo, from helix init to a governed, live URL with SSO, scoped roles, managed auth, an audit trail, and a named owner attached.

Who should attend

  • IT and integration leaders trying to govern a growing inventory of AI-built artifacts
  • Engineering managers enabling AI development without creating unmanaged risk
  • Security and compliance teams facing EU AI Act or SOC 2 exposure from ungoverned builds
  • Anyone evaluating how to make the governed path the fast path for their team

The ask

Bring one app your team already built. We will take it from a laptop to a governed, live app on your stack.

Helix is the governed runtime for AI-built apps

Deploy what your teams build, put SSO in front of it, connect it with managed credentials, and give every app a named owner.