Requirements in.
Verified code out.

Give it a requirement. It checks your codebase, writes and tests the change, has it reviewed twice, and delivers it with a certificate.

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What it is

An engineering team you hand a requirement to.

It plans, writes, tests and delivers. Every change arrives with a certificate.

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Built in

Everything it does, on every change.

01

Checked against your codebase

Read before a line is written, so conflicts show up on day one.

02

Plan and cost first

An estimate, the time and a ceiling you set. Failed calls are counted.

03

Parallel by default

Many tasks at once, without colliding.

04

Your team's rules

Applied to every change. A change that breaks one is stopped.

05

It remembers what failed

An approach that failed once is not tried again.

06

Written like you

It learns the style of your repository.

07

Checked before you see it

Compiled, run and tested first.

08

Independent Assurance

Segregation of Duties: nothing approves its own code.

09

Any repository

A pull request, in the version control you already use.

10

Approve from your phone

Fingerprint or face. Pause or stop from there.

11

A test record and a certificate

On every change, and anyone can check it.

12

Walk away

Close the terminal. The work continues.

13

Focus mode

Everything else steps back. KTER CODE works and stays quiet until it needs your decision.

14

Sleeves up

Write the code yourself. KTER CODE stays out of your lines, and checks them against your tests and your team's rules.

What every coding tool is doing

They sit beside you and suggest.

A coding tool
The taskCompletes a line, answers a question or edits the file you point at.Takes the requirement and delivers a finished, tested change.
Who finishes itThey suggest, you finish.It does the whole task.
What it seesThe file, not the system.The system, before it writes.
ReviewThey review themselves.Independent Assurance, under Segregation of Duties.
The recordThey leave no record.Every change carries its record.
Who does the taskYou.KTER CODE does, you review.
What developers and teams face

Review is the new bottleneck.

  1. Finished work is still yours.
  2. Changes fit the file, not the system.
  3. More code than anyone can read.
  4. Standards live in a wiki.
  5. No record to show.
  6. Code lands in someone else's system.
Review comment

Suggestions save keystrokes, but whole requirements still take whole days.

It does the whole task.

It does not wait for your next keystroke. You give it a requirement, and it delivers a change.

Review comment

Problems show up in review, or worse, in production.

It reads before it writes.

The requirement is checked against your codebase before a line is written, so conflicts show up on day one.

Review comment

Reviewers cannot keep up with what is being produced.

Every change is independently assured.

Independent Assurance before it reaches you, under Segregation of Duties.

Review comment

Team rules are written down, but the tool does not follow them and the same mistakes return.

It follows your rules.

Your team rules apply to every change, a change that breaks one is stopped, and an approach that failed is not tried again.

Review comment

Auditors and customers ask what was checked, and the answer is a pile of chat history.

You get proof, not promises.

The test record and a signed certificate come with every change.

Review comment

Output arrives in a tool you then have to move it out of.

It lands in your repository.

Delivered as a pull request to the version control you already use, for you to review and merge.

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How KTER CODE solves it

A sentence in. A pull request out.

Write it

Say what you need.

In your own words, with files or screenshots if you have them. Nothing is written until you have approved the plan.

Plan

See the plan before anything is written.

The tasks, the cost and the time, and the rules it will follow.

Work

Many tasks, running together.

It works through the plan while you do something else.

Rules

A change that breaks a rule is stopped.

Your team's decisions apply to every change. An override needs a reason, and it is recorded.

Review

Every requirement traced to the code and the test.

Every change clears Independent Assurance before it reaches you.

Deliver

A pull request, with a certificate.

Delivered to your repository. Nothing is merged without you.

Who it is for

Anyone who needs more delivered than they can write.

Engineering leaders

Capacity without another hire.

Hand over whole requirements and review finished changes, instead of managing the typing.

Add VAT to invoice totalsRunning · 3 of 8 units
Fix the login redirectWaiting for your approval
Retention rules for audit logsOne question for you
Rename the customer fieldDelivered · certificate issued
Developers

Hand it off and walk away.

Come back to a change you can read, with its tests and its reviews already done.

Add VAT to invoice totals#214 · acme/invoice-service
+31 −1 across 5 files
  • Tests12 passed
  • ReviewsTwo agreed
  • CertificateVALID
Teams adopting AI coding

Quality you can trust.

Rules the tool actually follows, not a faster way to ship the same mistakes.

This change conflicts with a team decision.

D-14 Money is stored in minor units, never floating point.

Rewrite to complyOverride, with a reason
Teams that must show their working

Who reviewed it, what was tested, what it answered.

For regulated and audited teams, every change carries its own answers.

You askedCodeTest
Add VAT to invoice totalstotals.js:11-14includes VAT by region
Zero rated items carry no VATtotals.js:12zero rated items
KTER-2026-QF7M-0K2X-81PLVALID
How it is used

For the enterprise, the team and the developer.

  1. 01In the enterprise

    An organisation account.

    Shared team rules, your repositories, your approvals and a record for audit.

  2. 02Per user

    A developer seat.

    The command line and your editor, with the same checks on every change.

  3. 03The common developer

    Your own terminal.

    An individual developer working from the terminal on their own projects, with the same certificate on every change.

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Enterprise ready

Built for the questions security and legal ask.

Data residency

Processed where you choose.

In your own environment, or in a region you approve.

Data processing

Only what you connect.

Access only to the repositories you connect, limited to the change. Your code is kept apart from every other client's and is never used to train for anyone else.

Inference

Nothing unapproved.

Where the work is processed follows your residency choice. Nothing is sent anywhere you have not approved.

An audit trail

A record on every change.

The requirement it answered and the record of its checks.

Rules you set

Your rules.

Your team rules apply to every change.

Your repository, your review

Nothing merges without you.

Delivered to the version control you already use, so there is no lock-in.

Fingerprint and face

Approve from your phone.

With your fingerprint or your face, never a passcode. Coming with the phone apps.

Runs on

Everywhere you work.

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