Build in public · dogfood phase

IsoKron compiles AI projects. Right now, watch it compile itself.

AI development orchestration that knows what it's building — natural-language intent compiles into structured execution graphs your AI fleet runs against your code with your keys.

Your intentnatural languageIsoKron compiler6 stages · dual-criticcustomer review at stage 6Execution graphComponents · Decisions · TicketsYour AI fleetyour runtime · your keysYour codebasecommits gated by reviewCode stays on your infra. Compiler decisions stay public on /builds.BYOK across all tiers · BYO-fleet from Pro

Chain story

Every action signs the next. The chain is public, and you can verify it.

Per-tenant chain heads, hourly Merkle anchors to immutable storage, a five-binary CLI restore path. Tenant isolation is enforced four ways (Postgres RLS, JWT claim, MCP scope, worker filter) with 109 tests in CI. A Sonnet 4.6 + Haiku 4.5 dual-critic reviews every compile and never charges the customer.

Platform features

  • Bring your own keys

    Anthropic, OpenAI — your vendor account, your invoice. IsoKron never marks up frontier usage and never shares a credential pool across customers.

  • Bring your own fleet

    Your AI agents run on your infrastructure under your credentials, against your code. IsoKron hosts the MCP shim that mediates between the compiler and your fleet.

  • Customer review by design

    Stage 6 of every compilation surfaces an Architect's Ledger for you to review before any commit. Skipping that step removes a meaningful safety check; we don't make it skippable.

From the blog

What the team is writing as it builds.