One cockpit, parallel sessions, and a record that compounds.
Not a plug-in — a platform. Everything an agent touches becomes an artifact: inspectable, citable, reusable.
writing stripe-usage.ts
41/58 integration passing
verifying checkout flow in live DOM
Big files and tool outputs live on disk. The model cites them on demand — context stays lean, runs finish.
/Projects plus a knowledge graph. Every run starts with everything the last one learned.
Specialised agents spawn mid-run with context distributed between them — not duplicated.
Every session gets its own branch and its own record. They don’t share context — they share memory.
On Teams, sessions roll up into a factory: a board your org can read, gates you configure, and a record you can audit.
| WO | LANE | HEAD | PR | RECON |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0148 | kai/0148-stripe | 6e315c1 | #612 | MATCH |
| 0147 | kai/0147-payouts | 4211e0a | — | MISMATCH |
| 0144 | kai/0144-kms | 878228b | — | MATCH |
| 0143 | main · canary | 789a297 | #609 | MATCH |
Requirement, constraints, acceptance criteria — the contract the run is judged against.
The agent reads /Projects memory first — zero tokens re-explaining your codebase.
Parallel sessions, each on its own branch. They share memory, never context.
Claims diffed against git truth — HEAD, dirty state, PR status — deterministically.
Branch · SHA · PR · what was explicitly not done. Machine-checkable, every run.
Every workspace carries its own metadata — the compounding state that makes run N+1 smarter than run N.
The living map of your repo — architecture and entry points, kept current so no run starts blind.
Every choice and its why, recorded at decision time. The trace your review reads.
Open work, structured — what the next run picks up without being told.
The shipped record — what landed, where, and when. Memory of done.
100+ connectors, all server-side OAuth — credentials never enter model context.
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