An agentic dev stack for Claude Code
The dev stack that ships itself.
Autonomous builds with maker/checker review, hardened guardrail hooks, deterministic memory, and the manual that explains why every rule exists - packaged from a working senior setup, not a prompt pack.
01 - Receipts
every number on this page is re-derived from the shipped files at package time โ tools/claims_audit.sh
02 - It built this
Watch the forge work.
the same pipeline built, deployed, and sells this page.
03 - Bill of materials
What's in the crate.
Click a part for its receipt - a real command and what it prints.
| Part | What it does | Condition |
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| Autonomous build engine - chunks a backlog, builds in parallel batches, every batch adversarially verified before it lands. | daily use | |
> /faur-auto shop-app "ship the next two admin screens" batch 1/3 ยท 4 agents ยท maker/checker on |
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| Severity-laddered review after every task; security lens auto-triggers on sensitive paths. | battle-tested | |
$ head -8 manual/02-review-pipeline.md Single reviewer after every implementation task. Panel review (2 reviewers, add a 3rd if a security path fired) triggers on ANY 2 of: โฆ |
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| Deterministic fact memory - exact retrieval without burning context. Ships empty; your facts stay yours. | bench 15/15 | |
$ ./second-brain/brain.py find "how do I roll back the install" ## 040f61 (score 4) - rollback is one command Evidence above is deterministic (zero model calls in retrieval). |
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| Per-project usage reports: where your tokens and hours actually go. | daily use | |
> /insights # report lands in ~/.claude/insights-reports/<project>/report-<date>.html |
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| Guardrails - broken-config detection, git safety rails, session health. doctor proves the install. | hardened | |
$ ls hooks/*.sh
check-status-line.sh check-uncommitted.sh check-visual-fidelity.sh
gh-mutation-block.sh scan-subagent-prompt.sh session-health.sh
stop-orchestrator.sh write-md-warning.sh
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| What the guardrails actually did for you this week - blocked mutations, nudges, per-hook counts. The kit showing its receipts. | fixture-tested | |
$ ./receipts # sample window - the fixture shipped in tests/ gh-mutation-block 2 blocked last: gh api -X POST /repos scan-subagent-prompt 1 blocked last: git mutation in Task prompt write-md-warning 1 nudge last: prefer Edit over Write for large file README.md total: 4 interventions across 3 guardrails |
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| The CLAUDE.md architecture with the why behind every rule - templates you adapt, not magic you inherit. | documented | |
$ ls manual/
00-why.md 01-global-claude-md.md 02-review-pipeline.md 03-memory-routing.md 04-model-routing.md
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04 - Pricing
Buy the forge, or hire the smith.
in your first 15 minutes: installer merges (never overwrites) โ doctor proves it โ guardrails live
- Full stack + installer + the manual
- Updates ship while the forge runs - this field re-tools weekly, so does the kit
- 14-day refund if doctor won't go green on your machine
- Your backlog, shipped weekly by this stack - human-reviewed before merge
- Kit included; so is the person who built it
- Slot holds priority on new capabilities as they land
05 - Straight answers
- Won't this be obsolete in six months?
- Parts of it, probably - this field re-tools weekly. That's why it costs $49 and not $499, why updates ship from live daily use, and why the retainer exists: you're buying the current frontier, not a forever tool.
- Will it actually run on my machine?
- Every release passes a fresh-machine install test before it ships. doctor verifies your install end-to-end - if it won't go green, you get your money back.
- Does it phone home or read my code?
- No. Everything runs locally against your own Claude Code account. The memory system ships empty. The only network calls are the ones your CLI already makes.
- What support do I get for $49?
- The manual, the README, and the issues tab - honestly. Humans come with the pipeline slot.