Build with agents.
Ship with evidence.
CAS turns coding agents into accountable workers inside a disciplined delivery loop — shaped tasks, isolated worktrees, observed execution, verification gates, controlled merges.
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The bottleneck was writing code.
Teams shipped at the speed of their best engineers. Most of the engineering effort went into producing the change.
The bottleneck is control.
Generation is cheap. The hard part is knowing who owns what, what changed, what is verified, what is safe to merge — and what should stop.
A control plane for that shift.
Coding agents become accountable workers inside a delivery loop with shaped tasks, isolated execution, observable progress, and recorded evidence.
The delivery loop.
Seven stages, one record. Each task moves through the loop with explicit ownership, recorded actions, and a gate at the end. Nothing closes until the evidence exists.
Tasks are contracts
Every unit of work begins as an epic or task with a clear outcome, acceptance criteria, demo statement, and merge policy.
Right worker, right runtime
Work is routed by role, label, and policy. Codex, Claude, local agents, and future runtimes participate behind one contract.
Worktrees with leases
Workers operate in dedicated worktrees with explicit leases. Parallel work becomes manageable because ownership is explicit.
Everything is recorded
Commands, edits, tool calls, transcripts, diffs, errors, and handoffs stream into a durable operating record.
Snapshot-bound gates
Review and verification are tied to the exact code snapshot. A task is not done because an agent says it is done.
Controlled closure
Approved work moves through merge state. Conflicts, approvals, merge commits, and closure are tracked together.
The loop improves itself
Failed checks, repeated mistakes, missing context, and corrections become input for better templates, routing, and rules.
Closure isn't the end. Every run feeds back into the templates, routing, and rules the next run starts from. The loop gets better as it runs.
See the work as it is.
One desktop surface for missions, workers, events, worktrees, and merges. State is the protagonist; decoration is removed.
A table that respects the work.
Every task in flight, grouped by phase. Click a row to see acceptance criteria, owner, worktree, verify path, and merge policy.
A durable operating record.
Commands, edits, tool calls, decisions, errors, and handoffs stream into an append-only event log you can replay, filter, and audit.
Isolated execution, visible.
Each worker holds a worktree lease and works in its own copy of the repo. Resources, runtime, and current task are tracked per worker.
The gate is recorded.
Review is tied to the exact code snapshot. A task cannot close until the evidence passes. Failures send work back into the loop.
Pick the model. Swap it later.
The best model and the best agent harness will keep changing. CAS treats every runtime as a replaceable worker behind one contract: start, send, stream, steer, interrupt, inspect, verify, approve, merge, stop. Choose what fits the task. Switch when something better lands.
The standard isn't "AI wrote code."
The standard is shaped work, clear ownership, isolated execution, observable activity, enforced policy, recorded evidence, deliberate merge — and a system that learns every time it runs.
Tasks are contracts
Acceptance criteria, demo statement, verification path, merge policy. Vague prompts get sent back for better shape before work begins.
Parallelism requires ownership
Workers operate in isolated worktrees with explicit leases. No collisions, no waiting on locks, no merge mysteries.
Verification is the boundary
Review is tied to the exact snapshot, recorded, and allowed to block closure. Done is evidence, not assertion.
Every action is explainable
Commands, edits, tool calls, decisions, errors, and handoffs land in a durable operating record. Replay any run.
Policy travels with the work
Allowed commands, sensitive paths, approved tools, required approvals — enforced at the worker, recorded for audit.
The system learns
Failed checks, repeated mistakes, and human corrections become better templates, routing, and rules. Every run improves the next.
For teams that refuse to lower their standards to use agents.
Reduce dependence on any single model vendor or agent interface. Adopt agentic engineering without coupling the company to one provider.
Turn agent output into reviewable, measurable work. Scale capacity without flooding the codebase with unreviewed generated changes.
One place to enforce command, path, tool, and permission policy. Every action is recorded and auditable.
Run your first task in under a minute.
CAS runs on your machine. Your code never leaves your laptop. Cloud sync is optional.