Early access · 2026

Your agents
need a process.
Now they have one.

Veriloom enforces real engineering discipline at every stage: structured planning, design review, test-driven development, and automated code review before anything merges. You decide what gets built and in what order. Everything else runs itself.

moonshot-app — node · ~/.npm-global/bin/aiticket ┃ moonshot-app — planner — claude
AIplanner v3.1.4· Project: moonshot-app·[PRODUCTION]·main
═══ Interactive Ticket Review ═══Current project: moonshot-app○ No epic filter applied Select review mode:  e. Epic Filter a. Manage Aliases 1. ALL TICKETS (47) 2. PARKED Tickets (6) 3. DRAFT Tickets (4) 4. BACKLOG Tickets (11)5. READY Tickets (8) i. IN PROGRESS Tickets (3) 6. UNDER REVIEW Tickets (2) 7. UNDER ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (1) d. DELETED Tickets (0) c. Change Project + Create Ticket q. Quit
↑↓ Arrow keys: ↑↓ Promote/Demote, Navigate | d Debug
Navigation: ↑↓ Navigate | ↵/Enter Enter | Back | m Main | q Quit
Planner·Parallelization review·claude
YOUWhat 8 tickets can we run in parallel that don't depend on each other?
CONTEXTRead README.md, CLAUDE.md, ticket graph (47 tickets, 11 in BACKLOG)
+ 2 more files (ctrl+r to expand)
▶ THINKINGWalking dependency graph for ready candidates with no upstream blockers…
⏵ Bashaiticket graph --status=ready --no-deps --limit=12
Found moonshot-app workspace: ~/git/moonshot/moonshot-app Resolved 12 candidates · 8 cleared for parallel launch +22 lines (ctrl+r to expand)
RESULT8 tickets are dependency-free and ready to launch. They touch separate files, no shared scope, no merge conflicts expected.
tkt-mo-7c2a Add error boundary to LeaseSummary card tkt-mo-91f4 Wire up tenant search debounce tkt-mo-3d8b Migrate /api/v2/leases to Zod schema tkt-mo-bb1c Background-task retry policy tkt-mo-44e9 Settings page nav refactor tkt-mo-0f17 Invoice export — CSV row order tkt-mo-c5d2 Notification preferences endpoint tkt-mo-2a6f Onboarding email template copy
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The problem

Agents are capable.
The work around them is chaos.

01

No plan, no accountability

Without structured tickets and acceptance criteria, agents start coding into the void. What gets built is anyone's guess.

02

Output you cannot trust

No design gate, no test discipline, no code review. You ship it and hope. Then you spend a week fixing what an hour of process would have prevented.

03

Your involvement scales wrong

The more agents you run, the more time you spend managing them. It should be the opposite.

The thesis

It won't do your job.
It will make you ten times better at it.

How it works

Five phases.
Zero shortcuts.

Each phase has a dedicated agent and a gate. Nothing advances until the work meets the bar. You step in when you want to. Everything else runs itself.

PHASE 01

Plan

Work starts with a conversation, not a prompt. Veriloom's planner guides you through breaking your project into features, epics, and tickets. Each gets a clear spec and acceptance criteria. Nothing moves forward until the scope is real.

Planner
PHASE 02

Design

Before a single line of code is written, each ticket passes the OO Design Gate. Object-oriented principles, proper abstractions, and clear boundaries are verified. Vague tickets go back. Approved tickets go forward.

OO Design Gate
PHASE 03

Execute

A dedicated agent is launched per ticket, inside its own isolated worktree, with full project context. It works test-first. When its context window approaches the limit, it writes a handoff summary and a fresh session picks up exactly where it left off. Nothing is lost between sessions.

Executor
PHASE 04

Review

Finished work runs through two independent checks: a bug detection pass followed by a separate architectural review. Both must pass. If either fails, the report is sent back to the executor automatically and the loop runs again.

Bughunter
Architect
PHASE 05

Ship

Once a ticket clears both reviews, a pull request is created and queued. A dedicated review agent monitors the main branch every ten minutes. You merge when you are ready.

PR Reviewer
Why it's different

Built for engineers who know what good looks like.

01

Works where you already work.

Veriloom runs inside your terminal at the project root. No new interface to learn, no context switching, no browser tab you have to remember to open.

02

Configurable to your comfort level.

Run it fully automated or step in at every gate. The depth of automation is yours to set, and you can change it at any time as your confidence grows.

03

One button. Everything launches.

Press it and Veriloom creates the worktree, opens a dedicated terminal, and starts the agent. The overhead that used to take twenty minutes takes zero.

$4B+
Portfolio assets managed on platforms built with Veriloom
0
Production regressions across all customer deployments
10%
Average founder time spent on code
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