The Developer tier exists so a platform team can run the agent crew against a real repository and judge it, without a procurement cycle. It is deliberately cheap because we want the feedback, and it is not sized for an organization trying to govern what a hundred engineers and their agents ship.
If your problem is the governance one — you need to show an auditor which rules were in force on the day of a given merge, and prove nobody quietly relaxed one — the parts that matter to you are free at every tier and shipped today: the signed constitution, the ratchet-only linter, the fact that no configuration flag creates an autonomous merge path, and the evidence trail those produce. You do not need to wait for a tier to open to evaluate whether the control works.
What is not open yet is the commercial wrapper around it at scale — multi-cluster, the specialist packs beyond SOC 2, the support commitment. We would rather tell you that plainly and start the conversation now than sell you a tier that does not exist.