Intelligence

AI that learns
your conventions.

Project Genome automatically scans your repository and detects your tech stack, coding patterns, testing conventions, and deployment setup. Every expert agent decision is informed by your project's DNA.

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What Genome detects

my-api-service/

📦 package.json

⚙️ tsconfig.json

🐳 docker-compose.yml

📋 .eslintrc.json

📁 src/

└── index.ts

📁 tests/

└── api.test.ts

🔧 vitest.config.ts

DETECTED TRAITS

stack/primary_language: typescript stack/runtime: node stack/package_mgr: pnpm backend/orm: drizzle styling/css_approach: tailwind deployment/containerized: true conventions/commit: conventional testing/test_framework: vitest testing/coverage_min: 80 security/secret_scan: true
Repo scanned — scanner sweeps package.json, tsconfig, docker-compose, and test files
Traits extracted — each file reveals its stack, testing, deployment, and convention traits
Genome stored — trait chips persist and power expert selection and context assembly

Five sources of knowledge

Genome traits come from multiple sources, each with different confidence levels. The richest knowledge comes from expert observations — patterns discovered during real work.

Auto-Detected

Scanned from your repo files — package.json, configs, file structure. High confidence, always current.

Manual

Defined by your team. Organizational decisions and domain context that can't be auto-detected.

Inherited

Shared from global or group-level genome. New projects inherit your organization's standards automatically.

Learned

Discovered from completed job artifacts using pattern matching. Builds knowledge over time.

Observed

Captured by expert agents during execution. Quality-gated, then presented for your approval before becoming a trait.

Genome Diff

Compare two projects' convention sets. Shared traits are candidates for global promotion. Conflicting traits highlight divergence that may cause agent inconsistency.

Automatic convention detection

The genome scanner reads your repository files and detects the stack, frameworks, testing tools, styling approach, architecture patterns, and naming conventions. These traits filter the expert catalog so only relevant agents are offered during job decomposition.

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