Operator

Describe an outcome.
It ships the work.

It reads the project, runs the job in parallel and stops before anything with a consequence. You get one pull request.

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01Fan-out

One prompt. A tree of work.

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ONE PROMPT
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REPO MAP
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SCHEMA
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INTERFACE
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TESTS
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CHECKPOINT
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ONE PR

One request fanning out into parallel branches and back: You describe the outcome you want; It maps the project first — files, symbols, blast radius; A branch for the schema, on its own machine; A branch for the interface, on its own machine; A branch for the tests, on its own machine; It stops at the checkpoint before anything risky; The branches are stitched into one reviewable pull request.

“Move billing to the new schema and keep the old endpoint working.” Not a list of steps — the state you want to end up in.

02Blast radius

It reads the project before it changes it.

  • The files that matterFound by reading the project, not by filename.
  • The symbols they shareCallers, types and tests. The graph, not the grep.
  • The blast radiusWhat else moves, worked out before the first edit.
  • Anchored editsEach patch is pinned to what it changes.
03The diff

A change you can read in two minutes.

A diff against your branch, with the reasoning on each change.

  • Anchored, unified diffs
  • Reasoning on the edit, not the run
  • Redirect a branch mid-job
How to read one fast
The Kaer editor with the file tree on the left and the agent's change open beside it
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04Gates

Autonomous up to the point it would cost you something.

It stops for you

The plan
What it will read, edit and test, before it starts.
Anything irreversible
A deploy, a migration, a delete.
The merge
A person merges. Never the agent.
Outside its scope
Access you grant per repo and tool.

It gets on with it

Reading
Files, symbols, history and tests.
Its own machines
One per branch, torn down after.
Tests
As often as it needs, on its own branch.
Recovery
A failed branch is retried or reported.

Give it the job
you keep postponing.

One prompt. An agent that reads before it writes.

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