Product system
AI speed with production memory.
A project remains understandable after the first prompt: decisions, events, source, tests, releases, domains, email and spend stay connected.
Delivery stream
Every instruction lands in sequence.
ArjunA holds the product conversation while AikuttY carries out the work in a separate, ordered stream. Each implementation event is numbered by the server before it reaches your screen, so a dropped connection resumes from the last event you actually saw instead of replaying work that already happened.
- Events are numbered by the server, never guessed by the browser
- Reconnecting resumes at the last delivered event
- One accountable voice for every product decision
Runtime isolation
A workspace that exists only for the work.
A verified project session opens its own runtime with scoped source, secrets and checkpoints, then closes it again when the work is done. Nothing is left running between sessions, and no project can read another customer's files, credentials or build output.
- Source and secrets are scoped to a single session
- Checkpoints outlive the runtime that produced them
- Tenant boundaries are enforced below the interface
Stage evidence
Acceptance is an artifact, not a click.
Requirements, source checkpoints, test results and releases are stored as versioned records with an explicit decision attached to each one. A stage moves forward because that evidence exists on the server, so reopening the project weeks later still shows exactly what was agreed and what proved it.
- Versioned requirement and checkpoint revisions
- Test evidence stored beside the release it proves
- Transitions that repeat safely after an interruption
Live operation
Release, domain and rollback on one path.
A tested build is promoted as an immutable release to the project address first, then to the custom domain you verified. Certificates, route health and rollback belong to that same path, so recovering from a bad release is one decision rather than a rebuild.
- Immutable releases with rollback targets retained
- Ownership and certificate checks before traffic moves
- Health confirmed on the release, not on the build
Sending identity
Application email that survives a deliverability review.
Your application sends from a domain you verified, with every DNS record written out and checked before the first message leaves. Delivery, bounce and complaint status stay visible per identity, so a reputation problem is caught while it is still small enough to fix.
- Guided DNS verification before the first send
- Delivery, bounce and complaint status per identity
- Suppression controls kept with the project
Credit ledger
Spend you can reconcile line by line.
Costly work reserves credits first, settles against measured usage, and returns whatever it did not use. Grants, debits, releases and corrections are appended to a ledger you can read, so every invoice has a matching sequence of events behind it.
- A preflight estimate before costly work starts
- Measured settlement with automatic release of the remainder
- Append-only history for every adjustment
Where these capabilities meet
Each one is exercised by the same four delivery gates.
Requirements, design and development, testing and go-live each end in a durable artifact and an explicit decision. The full sequence is laid out on the home page, and starting a brief opens the first gate on your own project.