Operator infrastructure for AI-native teams
KCC launches local agent swarms, governs risky repo actions, and turns a developer workstation into routable execution capacity for the broader Koydo ecosystem.
coded roles across architecture, QA, content, and ops
terminal, control plane, chat ingress, package channels
tracks sibling koydo-* repos plus backend surfaces
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Three jobs, one product
Launch tiled role-based agent lanes, keep worktrees isolated, and recover sessions without burning another hour on terminal choreography.
KCC layers repo-aware rules, approval paths, merge controls, and operator memory over day-to-day coding instead of after-the-fact process.
Bridge Slack or Omniview-style chat ingress into local machine slots, then send structured replies back once the lane finishes the work.
Built for a real repo family
Repo discovery, control-plane coordination, chat ingress, and release packaging now line up with the same product surface you can actually sell and deploy.
KCC now discovers sibling koydo-* repos and `saas` directly from the local workstation, so the operator view matches the actual product family instead of a toy demo manifest.
Account validation, machine revocation, sync, approvals, and audit belong in the control plane so the CLI stays fast while the product becomes sellable.
KCC turns a workstation into reachable capacity: the operator chooses which slots are routable, the backend queues work, and local lanes answer from the machine that owns the context.
The product can ship through npm, Homebrew, Scoop, Winget, and a dedicated product site without splitting the codebase into separate platform forks.
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$29 month-to-month