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When Galaxies Collide
DevSecOps and Its Future with AI
DevSecOps is the collision between development and security gravity wells, and AI is the third mass now bending both. Volume IX maps the three stages that result and the doctrine that survives all three.
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Inside this volume
The Layered Prediction
The three-stage trajectory that DevSecOps follows under AI pressure: a gated trunk where coordination cost collapses, a provenance layer that makes the supply chain auditable, and spec-as-truth where the specification becomes the artifact under governance. The doctrine moves intact through all three.
Table of contents
What you'll read inside Volume IX
- 01Front Matter
- 02How to Read This Book
- 03Inside the Eight Books
- 04Chapter 1: The Collision
- 05Chapter 2: Three Futures
- 06Chapter 3: The Layered Prediction
- 07Chapter 4: Stage One, The Gated Trunk
- 08Chapter 5: The Coordination-Cost Collapse
- 09Chapter 6: Stage Two, The Provenance Layer
- 10Chapter 7: Stage Three, Spec-as-Truth
- 11Chapter 8: Regional Variation
- 12Chapter 9: The Substrate Question
- 13Chapter 10: The Harness Doctrine Across the Three Stages
- 14Chapter 11: What the Doctrine Becomes
- 15Chapter 12: The Deterministic AI Counter-Path
- 16Chapter 13: Second-Order Failures and Cross-Stage Compounding
- 17Chapter 14: Where the Doctrine's Commitments Fight Each Other
- 18Chapter 15: Beyond CI/CD: ASPM and ADR as the Harness's Other Layers
- 19Chapter 16: Strategic Implications by Sector and Jurisdiction
- 20Chapter 17: Closing
- 21Appendix A: Open Questions
- 22Appendix B: DevSecOps Market Trajectory
- 23Appendix C: Vendor Reference, ASPM and ADR Categories as of 2026
- 24About the Author
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