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For solo builders and small teams

From intent to verified code, in one sitting.

Shape the work, let your agent build it on your own machine, and keep a record of what it did and what was verified. Free for one person.

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One morning: your part in minutes, the agent’s build on your laptop, the contract verified.

What you tell us

You have an agent. You do not have a process.

  • “I lose track of what the agent changed.”

    A long session, forty files touched, three ideas half finished. A week later you cannot say what was asked for and what was done.

  • “I don't want a process department.”

    Most delivery tools want roles, approvals and a workflow designer before you ship one change. You are one person.

  • “Did it pass, or did it say so?”

    The agent reports the tests are green. Whether they ran, and on which commit, is something you check by hand.

How Continuumship answers

A record without the ceremony.

One sitting

Write the intent, shape it into a work item, approve the plan and let your agent build it. For one person the steps collapse, and every one is still recorded.

  • Self-approval allowed, and recorded
  • Stages you do not need, skipped

On your own machine

The local runner executes on your machine, in an isolated worktree. Your agent connects over MCP. Your code, diffs and transcripts stay with you.

  • Codex and Claude through their adapters
  • Any client that speaks MCP

Verified, not reported

The build is verified against its contract on the runner. Every claim says where it came from: verified by Continuumship, measured by the runner, or reported by the agent.

  • Verified on the exact commit
  • Grow into Team when others join

How to start

Your first sitting.

Solo is free for one person, on your own machine. You need a work email, a repository and the agent you already use.

  1. Connect a repository

    Connect GitHub or GitLab. The platform reads metadata; your code stays on your machine.

  2. Pair a runner

    Install the local runner and pair it with your workspace. It works in an isolated worktree, outbound only.

  3. Shape a work item

    Say what you want. Shape it into a work item with acceptance criteria and a plan you approve.

  4. Deliver, verified

    Your agent builds the plan on your runner. The result is verified against its contract, and the whole sitting is on the record.

Questions solo builders ask

Is Solo really free?
Yes. Solo is free for one person, on your own machine. Connecting your tools, audit and kill switches are on every plan, including this one.

Will it get in my way?
Stages you do not need are skipped, approvals collapse to one confirmation, and self-approval is allowed and recorded. You get the record without the ceremony.

What happens when someone joins?
Move to Team. Your flow, your history and your record come with you. Team adds approval chains, the Studio and budgets, for up to 25 seats.

Start your first sitting.

Free for one person, on your own machine.

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