Build what was approved
Claim a feature, pick the behaviours a run delivers and set its size budget before any code exists. Partly built features continue where they stopped.
KiwiPow IDE
Build what was approved. Accept from evidence, not diffs.
Every AI editor runs agents and opens pull requests, yet none knows what the change was supposed to do. KiwiPow IDE builds the behaviours a product owner approved, proves each one with a named test, and shows you evidence the agent did not write. It is your developers' editor, with code health built in.
What KiwiPow IDE does
Accept from evidence
Behaviour-to-test trace, scope expanded outside the expected area, new dependencies and architecture rule violations. Reading the diff becomes the exception.
Facts, not guesses
Every fact about your code comes from an analyzer built on the language's own toolchain, stored per commit. When it does not know, it says so.
An agent that cannot cut corners
The agent reaches your code only through the IDE. Read before write, no clobbering, workspace only, and every call on the record, on every engine.
One standard across languages
Cognitive complexity with one threshold and three plain levels: maintainable, poor, risky. Unmeasured code is never counted as clean.
Find code by what it does
Navigate by feature and behaviour, through one structural map with overlays, and by following what the analysis found.
A start page that answers questions
What is waiting for you, what state the code is in and whether it is improving, with a short slate of explained suggestions.
Works without a server
Every workflow runs on the workspace alone, with a built-in feature planner that writes specs to the same contract.
An agent that cannot cut corners
Safety that does not depend on the model obeying
The agent reaches your code only through the IDE. Every tool it uses is carried out by the IDE, so the rules that keep a session safe hold the same on every engine.
- Only the IDE's tools; the engine's built-in tools are switched off.
- Any path out of the open workspace is refused.
- A write to a file the session never read is refused.
- A write to a file changed since the session saw it is refused.
- Writes wait for you as the change they would make.
- Every call is recorded before it is answered, so what the agent saw can be replayed.
Facts about your code, not guesses
Everything the IDE states about your code comes from an analyzer built on the language's own toolchain, names where it came from, and is stored per commit.