CodeVerse
Humans and AI build, debug, and review together—while every change carries replayable proof that it works, is safe, and is genuinely understood.
Built around the editor, not around a landing page.
Public visitors see the same core idea your team uses after sign-in: files, terminal output, presence, deploy state, and recovery history all living in one focused workspace.
Run
Output stays local to the collaborator running it.
Control
Organizer-only access switches and removal.
Recover
Workspace snapshots move backward and forward.
Publish
Deploy routes are generated from real workspace files.
Proof-carrying changes, not another generic coding agent.
Evidence Graph
Requirements, code changes, tests, runtime behavior, review, and deployment stay causally connected.
Session Replay
Replay the work between commits, inspect the moment a failure appeared, and branch from recorded state.
Review Board
Seven adversarial AI roles challenge correctness, security, tests, performance, and architecture.
Verified Understanding
Prove the developer can explain invariants, failure paths, and trust boundaries behind AI-assisted code.
Multiplayer work. One verifiable truth.
Code, AI prompts, tests, runtime failures, decisions, reviews, and deployments become one causal history. Teams keep live collaboration while evaluators gain evidence of both correctness and understanding.
Invite, remove, and change edit access from private controls.
Collaborators choose files independently and sync only where work overlaps.
Execution and output stay scoped to the contributor who starts the run.