Oasis Factory
Agents build. Skeptics attack. You ratify.
Every claim ships with a receipt.
Custom software built by AI agents, gated by humans, and proven by receipts — verifiable evidence for every claim, from first intent to running system.
§ 01 The inversion 29.20° N
Tickets track humans.
Our gates track agents.
The industry built its tooling for people doing the work by hand — a ticket per task, a human on each one. We inverted it.
Agents are the primary builders. They plan, write contracts, build front and back in parallel, and ship. What used to be a ticket queue is now a build the machine runs on its own.
Humans hold the gates. Every irreversible decision — a ratified plan, a locked contract, a production push — stops for a person. The machine moves fast; the judgment stays human.
§ 02 How we build 29.61° N
One surveyed route, from intent to running system.
Five stages, drawn like a survey line. Agents own the ground between the markers; the brass diamonds are the human gates — the points no machine crosses alone.
Plan
Agents draft the plan and an impact analysis. A human ratifies before anything moves.
emits → ratified plan + impact map
Contract
Agents fix the interface between front and back. A human ratifies the contract.
emits → ratified API + type contract
Build
Front-end and back-end agents build at the same time, each against the ratified contract.
emits → code + test receipts
Deploy
Agents prepare and verify the release. A human approves the irreversible push.
emits → verified deployment
Run
The system runs. Telemetry and real feedback flow back and become the next intent.
emits → signals for the next arc
§ 03 Adversarial verification 30.44° N
Every plan meets its skeptics.
Before a plan is trusted, skeptic agents attack it against the real code. They read the actual files a plan claims to touch and try to falsify it — wrong impacts, dead citations, and the changes the plan never saw.
Only what survives the attack gets built.
Figures from a real verification pass on this factory's own build.
§ 04 Receipts 31.20° N
Proof, not promises.
Every unit of work ships a receipt: each claim listed as a falsifiable criterion, each verdict backed by evidence you can open, and a verification command you can actually run.
- Per-criterion verdicts — no blanket "done".
- Evidence points at a real file:line.
- A command anyone can run to reproduce the check.
- Dated, attributed, and gated by a human.
| Acceptance criterion | Verdict | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
Allowlisted target emits dist/planner | ✓ PASS | build-planner.mjs:142 |
| A non-allowlisted target is rejected | ✓ PASS | build-planner.test.mjs:88 |
| Bundle excludes back-half modules | ✓ PASS | planner-bundle.test.mjs:24 |
Reproduce this receipt
$ pnpm --filter @oasis/planner build \
&& node scripts/verify-bundle.mjs dist/planner§ 05 The self-build 31.98° N
This system built itself.
Oasis Factory is the first project tracked in Oasis Factory. The numbers below are its own construction record — every one of them backed by a receipt in the same system it describes.
Not a demo. The same pipeline we run for clients built the thing you're reading about.
§ 06 Delivery patterns 32.71° N
Engagements that grow without retooling.
Start at the tier that fits and move up the same route as the work deepens — the pipeline, the gates, and the receipts never change underneath you.
Seed
One intent, one arc, a working slice. We prove the pattern on your ground before you scale it.
Growth
Multiple arcs in flight, a real backlog, front and back building in parallel against ratified contracts.
Portfolio
Many projects under one factory — shared substrate, one methodology, cascades that cross project lines.
§ 07 Engage 33.50° N
Two ways in.
Bring us something to build, or bring the factory home to your own firm.
Start with an intent
Bring us an intent, not a spec. The front half is a conversation, not a contract — intent, ideation, and a ratified plan you can actually read, before a line of code is written.
Run the factory yourself
For firms who want the pipeline, the gates, and the receipts as their own capability. It's not open yet — join the registry of interest and we'll bring you in as it opens.