Human judgment at every gate of agent-built work — spec, build, test, review, sign-off — with a permanent record under all of it.
Work moves through stages, each in a fresh conversation with a full handoff — no bloated context, no re-explaining, no drift.
The agent reviews your codebase — or your idea — surfaces every unknown, and routes each question to you. Nothing is assumed on your behalf.
Decisions land in a spec an architect approves. No agent starts without one, and specs are served step by step — never dumped whole.
An orchestrator dispatches a builder, a tester, and an independent auditor that checks against the spec and your standards. Each appends to the worklog and pings back — the orchestration conversation never fills up.
Done requires passing tests, a review by a human who didn't build it, and a named human signature. No client, flag, or role skips the gate.
After every session, a continuous-improvement pass records what slowed the work — and the method adjusts itself. Bug drops land in an Inbox for sweeping, never mid-session.
“AI is great at synthesis and generation. Humans have experience, judgment, and discernment. Together, that's a winning team.”
Donegate structures how humans and agents share the work — so quality goes up while coordination overhead and token cost go down.
Sessions declare what they depend on and stay locked until the work before them earns Done. Claims exclude across machines — nothing is built twice.
Individual and team velocity measured from worklog evidence — claims, gates passed, sign-offs — not standups or self-reports.
Every agent and human decision lands on an append-only worklog with a time and a name. When a client or auditor asks who approved a change and on what evidence, you export the answer.
For agencies, contract shops, and teams accountable for work they did not personally write. Agents are free on every plan — you pay for the humans who sign.
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