One model guessing is a liability. A team that has to agree before it ships is an engineering org. That difference is the whole idea.
Two rings — what you asked for, and what was built. The shared core where they overlap is rendered solid — the part verified against the source.
It's our logo and it's our method. The rings stay open — intent and output, each on its own. Only the intersection, the part that's been checked, is filled in. You ship the overlap, never the guess.
No output ships on the word of a single agent. If it can't be checked against the source, it doesn't go out.
When a reviewer rejects the build, it stops. A blocked ship is cheaper than a silent bug.
A suggestion is a to-do list. We hand you a running, deployed thing you can open.
Your code, your repo, your accounts. No lock-in, no black box, full source every time.
Agents write from scratch with real environment feedback. Different briefs produce genuinely different software.
We say what the system does and what it doesn't. The mark is monochrome first for a reason.
If software you can trust is worth building, we'd like you to try it.