Chris Dudek

The loop. Every finding becomes an issue, each issue gets one worker in its own worktree, and nothing closes without evidence and a fresh reviewer's word. Where your repository has a check, the check decides what lands.

The law. Say it once: a rule you write holds in every session after, and the agent has to satisfy it before it moves on. Free local checks, keyless CI.

The survey. Point it at a repository nobody has annotated and it writes the first architecture graph from the code and the history, each rule with the count of places that break it today. It earns its keep the moment you are about to write law.

The mission on the law. A one-shot architect plans the whole mission onto Yggdrasil's graph, measuring with Grain; a worker per ticket; every change lands through a gate no agent can argue with. It runs on Jarl's loop, and you are the client who can veto any rule it raises.