A product carries more context than a brain can hold. Krucible holds it, writes it to your repo as real deliverables, and proves the process held. 0 dropped.
Discovery asks one question at a time. It goes where a tired human won't: empty states, failure paths, the user who does everything wrong. The PRD it writes is pseudocode for the build.
At every step, Krucible reconciles the work against your project docs. When reality drifts from what's written, it says so — and updates the deliverable. Context stays current, always.
Defer a decision and it parks with its blast radius: what it blocks, which docs change once decided. The moment it becomes a dependency, it resurfaces. None forgotten.
Every decision lands as a file: blueprint, architecture, reviews, launch records in your git repo; per-feature history on your Notion cards.
Each command reads what came before it and hands its own work forward. Blueprint shapes design. Design shapes plan. Plan shapes code. You explain your product once.
Before launch, an OWASP Top-10 + STRIDE audit sweeps the MVP. Every finding becomes a fix-card; the audit re-runs until the verdict is Clean. Launch stays locked until then.
Every consequential call comes to you as a simple choice: one recommended default, honest alternatives. Never a wall of text. Never a silent assumption. Krucible never auto-accepts and never auto-merges — the run waits for you, then carries your answer forward.
A command runs once. A loop re-runs until an external check passes: zero blockers, every criterion green, the audit clean. Never "looks done." A retry cap escalates to you instead of burning tokens.
Deterministic checks verify the paper trail in seconds — no LLM, no API key. The index tells the truth, every sign-off has a record, and launch only follows the verdicts Complete and Clean. Exit codes your CI can read.
Krucible does the work, but you hold the wheel. Steer the product live, set how often it checks in, and catch anything that only looks finished.
Every built feature opens in a running preview. Walk it, click through it, and ask for changes in plain language — Krucible turns your edits into tracked work, driven through the same review and sign-off. No IDE, no waiting.
Some founders want a say in everything; others want near-autopilot. Pick a level — every command matches it, and logs the calls it makes for you.
Sign-off, security, launch, and anything touching secrets or money — at every level.
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