How it works
A conservative coding workflow. The website does not execute code or browse your source.
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1. Repository sync
The CLI registers a project repository and reports state metadata. Source contents stay on the client.
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2. Coding job
A job is created against a synced repository with an instruction, kind, and priority.
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3. Plan and review
The server produces a plan. A deterministic review records APPROVE, NEEDS_ATTENTION, or BLOCK. BLOCK is not customer approval.
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4. Human approval
You approve or reject the plan here. This is an explicit action. It does not apply a patch.
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5. Selective context and generation
The CLI submits only the requested context. The server generates an implementation as a patch proposal.
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6. Local run and validation
The CLI applies the proposal locally, runs the required validation, and reports the execution result. Repair may follow a failed validation.
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7. Usage and wallet
Provider requests are metered. Prepaid wallet and enforcement exist on the server; they are only active when configured.