kitsoki
An autonomous application platform for living systems.
The first room is open.
Kitsoki's bugfix agent reproduces the bug on record before it ships a fix — no fix without a failing reproduction first.
See the bugfix agent →What we are building.
The deploy is coming from inside the application
Blue/green on Cloudflare, run as an application you can test, replay and prove. And why the container is the last holdout.
Read more →The freedom of a 10 GB ceiling
Giving every tenant its own database makes isolation structural instead of careful. Here is what that buys, and what it bills.
Read more →A settlement, not a single tool.
Kitsoki (kit-soh-kee) is a Hopi word for a contemporary settlement — houses, ceremonial chambers, and public plazas arranged into one living whole. That's the shape we're building toward: many surfaces, one architecture, one place they all live.
The mark is the Mesa Sun — a desert sun rising over a terraced dwelling, drawn from the architecture of Ancestral Puebloan cliff settlements. It stays deliberately in the register of architecture and light — no ceremonial or sacred imagery, which carries real cultural weight that isn't ours to borrow.
A small nod to the Chacoan ancestors of today's Pueblo peoples, whose astronomy — solstice light through the Sun Dagger at Fajada Butte, great houses aligned to the 18.6-year lunar standstill — still holds up today.