Gate 15 turns a brief into an approved plan, a private build, and a verifiable change record. You keep the final say at every gate.
One request, one chain of custody. Plans, file changes, tests, preview checks, and the release decision stay attached to the same turn.
Gate 15 reads the project and proposes concrete steps, files, migrations, and checks. Edit the approach or approve it as written.
Real packages, processes, databases, and dev servers run inside a private VM. The file delta and command trail remain visible as the build progresses.
Gate 15 runs the suite, opens the preview, checks responsive layouts, and reports the outcome beside the work that produced it.
A successful build is ready for review, not automatically live. Shipping stays an explicit action you control.
Five product defaults keep the agent accountable, with the receipt shown in the workspace at the moment it matters.
Review or edit the proposed approach before the first implementation step.
Web-researched answers keep their citations, titles, and domains visible.
Credentials are encrypted and their raw values never appear in the conversation.
Checkpoints give risky work a clear path back to a known-good state.
Nothing goes live on its own. Shipping remains a visible action you choose.
The infrastructure stays predictable: a private runtime for the project and task-aware routing for each turn, both overridable by you.
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