You’re one person
running a constellation.
No team to review you. No excuse either.
You already run agents seriously — multiple CLIs, real repositories, real deadlines. What you don’t have is a second engineer to catch what the agents got wrong, or a process that produces something you can hand a client besides the code itself.
Community edition is free forever. Governance shouldn’t start at the enterprise tier.
Solo doesn’t mean unaccountable. It means unassisted.
The failure modes are the same ones teams hit. You just meet all of them personally.
You are the only reviewer.
Nobody else reads the diff. The agent’s reasoning and your review come from the same tired brain at the same hour, and the agent is faster than you are.
The work is fine until someone asks.
A client, an acquirer, or a future maintainer asks how this was built and what was checked. “I used AI and it worked” is a true answer that costs you the room.
Do it manually, or do it fast.
Solo operators end up choosing between shipping at agent speed and being able to defend the result. Most pick speed, then quietly worry about it.
The governance layer, without the platform team.
Everything a large organization would build around agents, packaged so one person can run it on a laptop.
Independent reviewing agents.
Reviewing roles run with separate context and separate models, attempting to refute what the implementers claimed. It’s the code review you don’t have a colleague for.
The evidence bundle is not gated.
Solo-grade licensing includes evidence export, because “here’s exactly what was built and what was verified” is the reason an independent operator wins the next contract.
BYOK and BYOS, permanently.
ASE runs against your existing CLI subscriptions or your own API keys — or fully local models. No inference is resold to you, at any tier.
Community edition is the real product.
Three concurrent agents and one active project, unlicensed, forever. The caps bind when the work gets serious, not before. See the editions →
A solo run, end to end.
Same discipline a regulated team gets. One operator, one afternoon.
Describe the system
A guided intake turns your intent into versioned problem, architecture, and compliance definitions you can actually re-read next month.
Configure a small constellation
Pick roles, models, and harnesses — Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or a local model — and scope what each agent may touch.
Launch and watch it work
Live dashboards show claims, leases, gates, and failures, so supervision doesn’t mean staring at six terminal windows.
Export the receipts
The run closes with a chain-hashed record and an evidence bundle you can attach to an invoice.
Work, plus the thing that makes the work sellable.
An independent operator’s hardest problem is credibility. This is the part that transfers.
- Evidence bundle — portable proof of what was built and what was verified, per run.
- Run record — a chain-hashed timeline you can point at when a client asks how.
- Review coverage — which claims were independently checked, and which failed first.
- Reusable definitions — your intake, architecture, and compliance work, versioned and reusable on the next project.
- Zero inference markup — your keys, your subscriptions, your local models — at every tier.
This one rarely shows up alone.
Run one governed constellation and see the difference.
Free Community edition, your own models, and a run record at the end of it.
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