Vibe coding, with standards.
Vibe coding
for adults.
The fun part was never the problem.
Keep the speed and possibility of a conversation. Add clear decisions, a real handoff, and a result that has been checked.
Keep the judgment.
Lose the
supervision.
Getting something on screen is a good start. Knowing it does what you meant, handles the awkward cases, and fits the rest of the software takes more.
That work belongs in the build. Kogen’s approach is to shape the feature with you, get your approval, then carry the implementation through checks, independent review, and rework.
You decide what matters. The builder still has to show its work.
A conversation.
With a clear handoff.
Shape → Approve → Build → Commit
- 01
Shape it.
Work out the feature with Kogen: what changes, how it should work, and which product, UX, or technical decisions matter.
- 02
Approve it.
The Intent captures the feature, its boundaries, and the evidence required. You approve it before the Build starts.
- 03
Leave the build.
Kogen implements, checks, independently reviews, and reworks the result. The builder’s own claim of success is not enough.
- 04
Keep the result.
A Commit is the checked and accepted implementation of one Intent. A failed or stopped Build is not a delivered feature.
The project behind the approach
Shape the feature.
Leave the build to Kogen.
Make the product and UX decisions that define the feature. Specify technical decisions when they matter. Kogen handles the implementation, checking, independent review, rework, and resulting commit.
For current capabilities and availability, visit kogen.dev.
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