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BUILDING IN THE OPEN

From idea
to software.
Orchestrated.

AI-Native System Design Studio for Open Source First Software Production

Software-System.Design connects product thinking, dependency-aware delivery, specialist agents, testing, and deployment in one traceable system for building software.

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An open-source project in developmentBuilt for builders. Open to contributors.
ORCHESTRATION FLOWCONCEPT
✳START WITHAn idea01
⌘PRODUCT MODELProduct definitionSHAPING
⠿DELIVERY ENGINEDependency-aware backlogINTENDED
◷TIMEBOXMicro-sprint2 MIN*
USPECIALISTUI agent
ASPECIALISTAPI agent
QSPECIALISTQA agent
DSPECIALISTDevOps
✓VALIDATE & RECORDCode · Tests · Git · DeployTRACEABLE
* A micro-sprint is a short timebox, not a promise to finish a story.

01 / THE PROBLEM

AI can write code.
Software still needs a system.

Useful AI tools already exist. The hard part is connecting the work around them into a delivery process people can follow, inspect, and trust.

01

Context gets scattered

Product requirements and implementation live in different places. Coding sessions can lose the reasoning behind the work.

02

Priority isn’t sequence

A high-priority story may depend on work that is not ready. Labels alone don’t show what can move forward.

03

Code isn’t the finish line

Generated changes still need tests, review, safe execution, version control, and a deliberate route to deployment.

↗AI coding tools help with the work. Software-System.Design is being designed to connect the work into a system.

02 / THE PRODUCTION LOOP

Every step connected.
Every change traceable.

A continuous path from product intent to a reviewed checkpoint. The aim: smaller steps, clearer handoffs, and a record of what happened.

  1. 01

    Define

    Shape the product intent, users, and constraints.

  2. 02

    Decompose

    Turn the product into epics and actionable stories.

  3. 03

    Sequence

    Map dependencies, readiness, and delivery order.

  4. 04

    Timebox

    Choose a small, focused micro-sprint.

  5. 05

    Delegate

    Route work to the right specialist agent.

  6. 06

    Execute

    Run approved work in a controlled environment.

  7. 07

    Validate

    Test, review, and understand each change.

  8. 08

    Checkpoint

    Record the Git state and choose what comes next.

◷ A two-minute micro-sprint is a short execution timebox. It is not a promise that an entire story will be completed in two minutes.

03 / DEPENDENCY-AWARE DELIVERY

Priority says what matters.
Dependencies say what’s next.

Delivery order should account for business value and priority alongside technical prerequisites, readiness, and blocked work. The dependency model is an intended product direction, not a claim of a finished algorithm.

See the intended architecture ↗
STORY DEPENDENCIESILLUSTRATIVE
SSD-12Auth modelSSD-14API contractSSD-18Login screenSSD-19Session testsSSD-21Release
  1. SSD-12Auth modelPrerequisite
  2. SSD-18Login screenBlocked
  1. SSD-14API contractPrerequisite
  2. SSD-19Session testsReady
SSD-21ReleaseAfter prerequisites
ReadyBlockedPrerequisite

04 / INTENDED AGENT ARCHITECTURE

Specialists collaborate.
The system orchestrates.

Each agent has a bounded role. Software-System.Design is designed to own the orchestration, context, permissions, workflow, validation, and traceability around them.

01

Product Agent

Clarifies goals, users, and acceptance criteria.

INTENDED ROLE
02

Architect Agent

Maps system boundaries and technical decisions.

INTENDED ROLE
03

UX Agent

Shapes flows, interaction patterns, and usability.

INTENDED ROLE
04

UI Agent

Builds interfaces and reusable design systems.

INTENDED ROLE
05

API Agent

Designs contracts and implements service behavior.

INTENDED ROLE
06

Database Agent

Models data and manages persistence changes.

INTENDED ROLE
07

QA Agent

Plans coverage and checks expected behavior.

INTENDED ROLE
08

Security Agent

Reviews permissions, risks, and safe execution.

INTENDED ROLE
09

DevOps Agent

Coordinates environments, delivery, and operations.

INTENDED ROLE
↳ Model and worker providers should remain replaceable as the system evolves.

05 / PRODUCTION FOOTPRINT

Know what happened.
Not just what the AI said.

A proposed execution record makes the change, its checks, and its next action legible to the people responsible for the software.

SSD
ILLUSTRATIVE EXECUTION RECORDSSD-042 / Add account recovery
HUMAN REVIEW
OBJECTIVE

Allow a user to request a secure password reset.

ASSIGNED AGENT

UI UI Agent + QA Agent

FILES CHANGED

src/auth/reset.ts
src/auth/reset.test.ts

TESTS EXECUTED

✓ 12 checks · illustrative

VALIDATION STATUS

Awaiting human review

GIT CHECKPOINT

a91f2c7 · illustrative

NEXT ACTIONReview the recovery flow before merging ↗
CONCEPTUAL OUTCOME STATES
Completed
Checkpointed
Blocked
Failed
Human review required

06 / TWO WAYS TO TAKE PART

Pick the part of the future
you want to help shape.

Software-System.Design is under development. Builders and contributors have a place in shaping what comes next.

↗FOR BUILDERS

Bring your idea.
Build with a system.

Explore an emerging approach to structured, AI-assisted software production.

  • Product development
  • AI-assisted coding
  • Startup experimentation
  • Early product feedback
Get Early Access ↗
⌘FOR CONTRIBUTORS

Help build the system
behind software production.

Contribute to an open engineering effort across product design, orchestration, and developer tools.

  • Frontend & design systems
  • Workflow orchestration & AI agents
  • Security, testing & quality
  • Documentation & developer experience
Contribute on GitHub ↗

07 / ARCHITECTURE PREVIEW

A control plane for
the production lifecycle.

An architectural direction for keeping people in control while connecting product intent, specialist work, safe execution, and delivery providers.

◎01 / HUMANProduct builderIntent · decisions · review
▣02 / INTERFACESoftware-System.DesignProduct workspace
⌘03 / PRODUCT MODELProduct definition + dependency-aware deliveryEpics · stories · readiness
04 / WORKFLOWOrchestration + AgentGuard
05 / SPECIALISTSAgents + replaceable workers
◈06 / EXECUTIONIsolated environments + validationTests · checks · review
⑂VERSION CONTROLGitHub
⇧DELIVERYDeployment providers
INTENDED ARCHITECTURE · PROVIDER INTEGRATIONS ARE NOT CLAIMED AS COMPLETE
TECHNOLOGY DIRECTIONNext.js + TypeScriptPostgreSQLReplaceable AI workersIsolated execution
Explore architecture notes ↗

08 / BUILT INCREMENTALLY

Designed for the long term.
Built one layer at a time.

The repository’s roadmap is not yet populated. These are the intended stages described by the product vision, not completed or scheduled milestones.

Explore contribution paths ↗
01FoundationProduct definition & project structurePLANNED DIRECTION
02Delivery engineEpics, stories, dependencies & orderingPLANNED DIRECTION
03ExecutionMicro-sprints & agent orchestrationPLANNED DIRECTION
04ValidationTesting, security & production footprintsPLANNED DIRECTION
05DeploymentControlled delivery to target environmentsPLANNED DIRECTION

THE NEXT CHAPTER IS OPEN

Help shape how
software gets built next.

Whether you’re building a product or building the platform itself, there’s a place for you in Software-System.Design.

Contribute on GitHub ↗
EARLY ACCESS INTERESTFrontend-only · submissions are not stored or sent