COMING SOON • CONTEXT COMPILER

Stop agent drift.
Ship the last 2%.

A compiler for intent.

Logic OS turns messy sketches into a versioned spec + task DAG — so agents can implement without forgetting decisions, redoing work, or drifting from requirements.

  • Diagram becomes ground truth (not prompts)
  • Compile → diff → approve workflow
  • Local-first project folder with built-in Git checkpoints
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THE PROBLEM

The last 2% is where AI collapses

Agents are fast until the project has history: design constraints, partial implementations, decisions, and "don't touch this" boundaries. Then the failure mode is predictable: context loss → rework → drift → broken tests → prompt archaeology. Logic OS fixes this by compiling your intent into artifacts that survive across sessions and agents.

WHAT IT IS

A compiler for intent

Logic OS sits between your brain and the model. You sketch the system loosely. The compiler turns it into a strict, queryable model — interfaces, dependencies, constraints, parametrics — and generates a task DAG agents can execute. Every compile produces a diff you approve.

THE PIPELINE

The compiler pipeline

1

Sketch

Rough nodes, loose notes, half-formed ideas. Zero ceremony.

YOU
2

Clarify

Short dialogue to resolve ambiguity, capture decisions, and tag unknowns.

YOU + AI
3

Compile

System proposes a strict model: typed nodes, interface ports, contracts, parametrics, task specs, dependency graph. Produces warnings for ambiguity or missing interfaces.

SYSTEM
4

Diff + Approve

Reviewable change set: "Here's what I inferred. Here's what I'm unsure about." Approve, edit, or reject.

YOU
5

Execute

Specialist agents implement within approved scope; escalate on uncertainty; log outcomes.

SYSTEM
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