Every build meets your bar

Set who owns each step and what it must pass.

From the Architect

From the Architect

“Every team has knowledge workers and most of what they know never makes it into the system. I built workflows so we could capture and democratize our most valuable learnings.”
Dasha Shifrina

The same care on every build. Anyone can list steps in a prompt. A loop puts a check between steps and gives each request the path it needs.

Map your whole process in one place

Lay out every step, who owns it and what done means. Put a check between any two steps, so nothing moves on until it passes.

The right path for each request

A one-line fix goes straight to code. A new feature goes through research, a spec and a plan first. Every route has a fallback, so nothing stalls.

Every save is a new version

Builds already running keep the version they started on. Roll back any time, or make one the team default.

Your reviews teach the loop. When the same correction keeps coming up, Obvious suggests a new check or a sharper skill, and nothing changes until you approve it.

Learns from every review

Each correction is saved with what changed and when the guidance applies.

It won't flood your inbox

You get three suggestions a day at most, each with the exact wording and the reviews behind it.

Nothing changes without you

Approve a suggestion or talk it through in chat first. If you dismiss one with a reason, it won't come back.

Obvious suggests a skill change after a test failed five times, with the exact change and four pieces of evidence, waiting for approval

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