Your AI says “done.” Compass makes it prove it.
Write one contract. Walk away. It plans, builds, tests, and ships to spec — and won't call anything done until a real check passes.
/plugin marketplace add Rishi4792/compass /plugin install compass@compass # then /compass:start — write the contract, walk away
Write the contract. Walk away.
It caught a Critical — in its own code.
Every release is built by running Compass on Compass. Its own adversarial review keeps catching the bugs the project exists to kill — before main.
Four specialists. One plugin.
Not a prompt, not a checklist — a full engineering org, autonomous, answering to one contract.
The Architect
Locks the contract, scans the codebase, writes the plan — every step with a verify.
The Builder
A step isn't done until its check passes.
The Adversary
Tries to break every output — and loops until it can't.
The Operator
Ships via your own deploy path, re-checks the number on prod — or holds.
Loops and graphs, with real edges.
The architecture serious builders are converging on — one you can install today.
It's a graph
The stages are nodes; the edges are exit-code scripts. The build advances only when a gate returns zero — never because a model decided it “looked done.” A state machine doesn't verify; this does.
And it's loops
Adversarial reviews repeat until two clean rounds; a post-ship critic runs on the live system until it finds nothing. Every loop is bounded — and when it runs itself, by a budget it can't exceed.
Write the contract. Walk away. It builds to spec.