A DaVeenci team · Code

Ship finished pull requests,
not AI-generated snippets.

PureCode is 13 specialist agents coordinated by a controller, gated by humans at three critical points. A feature request walks in. A shipped pull request walks out.

PR Pipeline
purecode · branch: feat/dark-mode
running
Request
Add dark mode toggle with system preference + persistence
Gate 1 · Scope
Approved by you
0:04
Gate 2 · Design
Architect proposed 4 files · approved
0:41
Specialists working
Impl-TS
Impl-SQL
Styler
Test Author
Validation
tests12 passing
typesok
lintok
securityok
#247feat: add dark mode toggle
+128−44 files2h 18m
Gate 3 · Ship
Merged to main · every signature logged
2:18
The Product

What a coordinated team looks like

Not a generalist in a chat window — a roster of specialists, each with one job, coordinated by a controller and gated by humans.

Specialist Roster · 13
Navigator
Control2
Navigator
Arbiter
Blueprint2
Architect
Design Reviewer
Delivery5
Impl-TS
Impl-SQL
Migrator
Styler
Docs
Validation3
Test Author
Sentinel
Security
Release1
Release Mgr

13 specialists, not a generalist

General-purpose AI coders do everything adequately and nothing expertly. PureCode routes each part of the job to the specialist that does it best — an Architect for design, a Test Author for tests, a Sentinel for validation, a Release Manager for the ship. The Navigator coordinates. The Arbiter enforces scope.

  • One specialist per concern — no context loss across files
  • Controller routes the request, specialists own their outputs
  • Sentinel validates before anything reaches a human
  • Every handoff logged — inspectable and replayable

Blueprint before a line of code

The Architect proposes the design first: which files are new, which get modified, what the tests look like. Gate 2 lives here — you review the plan before anyone writes a single line. The Design Reviewer double-checks the architecture against the brief. Nothing gets implemented until the blueprint is signed off.

  • Design proposal shown as a file-by-file plan
  • You approve the architecture, not a finished diff
  • Impossible to drift from scope — scope is the gate
  • Changes after Gate 2 re-trigger the review
Architect · proposing design
feat/dark-mode · before a line of code
Gate 2
design.md
components/ThemeProvider.tsx+ NEW
components/DarkModeToggle.tsx+ NEW
hooks/usePrefersDark.ts+ NEW
tests/dark-mode.test.tsx+ NEW
README.md~ MOD
Gate 2 · Design approved
Architecture sound · no code written yet
0:41
Sentinel · pre-ship validation
nothing advances with a red
running
$pnpm test—
$pnpm typecheck—
$pnpm lint—
$pnpm audit—
✓ all checks green · safe to ship
Audit log
every step
Replay
1-click
Gate 3
you approve

Validation that actually validates

Sentinel runs the real checks — tests, typecheck, lint, security audit — against the specialist output before anything touches a human review queue. A red check blocks the PR. No exceptions, no overrides, no "we'll fix it in the next sprint." When you see the PR, every check is already green.

  • Runs your repo's actual test / typecheck / lint / audit commands
  • Red blocks the PR — specialists iterate until green
  • Gate 3 arrives with passing checks + a full audit log
  • One-click replay of every agent action, every gate decision
Try It

Pick a ticket. Watch the team work.

Every ticket walks the same path — scope, blueprint, delivery, validation, release — with every gate stamped. Here's that pipeline running in miniature.

Scope
Blueprint
Delivery
Validation
Release
Pick a ticket above

Watch the specialist team walk it through scope, blueprint, delivery, validation, and release — with every gate stamped.

Illustrative — the tickets and results are worked examples, not client work

Use Cases

Who PureCode is for

Anyone who needs code that ships — reviewed, tested, accountable.

Engineering teams

Ship features without burning senior reviewer attention on boilerplate.

CTOs & founders

Scale engineering output without proportionally scaling headcount.

Product leads

Turn spec into shipped PR with predictable turnaround and review gates.

Solo builders

A coordinated team you can wake up with a feature request — ready by morning.

FAQ

Common questions.

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Anton Osipov
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