noomooNo green check, no work

Don't trust the agent.
Trust the system.

noomoo is an engineering harness for agentic software development.
Let coding agents plan, build, test, review, and ship software inside rules your team can actually enforce.

Instead of trusting what an agent says it did, noomoo checks what happened in the repository.

Built for teams moving from AI-assisted coding to autonomous software delivery.

coding agentTASK-311

claims: done
noomooverifies the repository
WAITING

Your agents are getting faster.
Your review capacity isn't.

Coding agents can already implement features, fix bugs, run tests, open pull requests, and respond to review.

That changes the problem.

The question is no longer:

Can the agent write the code?

open pull requests14 waiting · 1 reviewer
#418feat: order cancellation by the useragentreview
#417fix: refund amount on partial paymentagentreview
#416feat: picking queue skips cancelled ordersagentreview
#415refactor: split warehouse clientagentreview
#414test: cancellation emailsagentreview
…9 more

AI made coding cheap. Verification is the new bottleneck.

The real questions are:

  • ?Did it understand the requirement?
  • ?Did it stay inside the task?
  • ?Did it follow the architecture?
  • ?Did it actually add the tests?
  • ?Did those tests really run?
  • ?Is the review still valid after the latest change?
  • ?Is “done” a fact — or just something the agent said?

Make the environment reliable — not the model.

noomoo assumes this will happen. It does not try to make the agent perfectly obedient.

It turns the important parts of your engineering process into machine-verifiable rules.

machine-verifiable rules

Coding agents are probabilistic.

  • They forget instructions.
  • They interpret ambiguity differently.
  • They skip steps.
  • They copy bad patterns.
  • They declare victory too early.
  • Sometimes they confidently report something that did not happen.

The agent reasons.
The system verifies.

Humans steer. Agents execute. noomoo verifies.

1. Define the outcome

Requirements, use cases, features, and tasks form a traceable chain.

The task says what must be true, not how the agent should code it.

The agent cannot talk its way around the gate.

noomoo phase-check TASK-311—
▸ revision a91f3c2
▸ looking for a test run at a91f3c2 …
last run: 4e07b18 — 3 commits ago
[error] tests-in-diff: no run for this revision
noomoo: Show the test result for this exact revision.

Natural-language status is not proof. Repository state is proof.

From intent to merge.

noomoo can verify:

Requirement
Use case
Feature
Task
Readiness
Plan
Implementation
Tests
Review
Acceptance
PR / CI
Merge

Task quality

  • required sections
  • traceability
  • acceptance criteria
  • boundaries
  • readiness

Implementation integrity

  • branch isolation
  • scope
  • changed files
  • tests added
  • deleted cases
  • behavior drift

Architecture

  • dependency rules
  • structural invariants
  • project-specific constraints

Review

  • review exists
  • findings are closed
  • review is still fresh

Delivery

  • clean tree
  • gate status
  • CI
  • PR state
  • lifecycle completion

Instructions are guidance.
noomoo is enforcement.

CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, prompts, and skills are useful.

But they still depend on the agent reading, remembering, interpreting, and following them.

noomoo is complementary.

CLAUDE.md
12## Architecture
13Keep handlers thin.
14Please don't bypass the domain layer.
15Write tests for every change.
16…

Guidance

pre-commit · architecture rulesREJECTED
src/api/orders.ts → src/db/orders.repo.ts
  dependency rule violated
  → gate fails

$ echo $?
1   ← commit not saved

Enforcement

CI is not enough either.

noomoo can also answer:

CInoomoo
CI tells you whether the code builds and tests pass.
Was the task ready before implementation?
Did the implementation stay inside scope?
Was the plan reviewed?
Were tests added rather than silently removed?
Is code review still valid?
Did the agent satisfy the engineering process required for this task?

CI checks the code.
noomoo checks the development lifecycle around it.

The question to ask:

What stops you from letting Claude Code take a task and merge it without you watching? >

Every answer is a candidate for a noomoo rule.

You probably need noomoo when...

noomoo develops noomoo.

Current internal scale:

680tasks
6,423tests
50gate stages
22phase acceptance checks
Git hooksCItelemetrytracker integrationsagent skillsorchestration workflows

We use the same mechanisms internally that noomoo brings to other projects.

No green check, no work.

The goal is not maximum process. The goal is maximum safe autonomy.

FAQ

Is noomoo a coding agent?

No.

The coding agent executes the work.

noomoo defines and verifies the conditions under which that work is allowed to move forward.

Does noomoo replace Claude Code or Codex?

No.

They are executors.

noomoo is the engineering control layer around execution.

Does noomoo replace CI?

No.

CI remains part of the evidence.

noomoo adds verification of task readiness, scope, review freshness, lifecycle state, and project-specific engineering rules.

Does noomoo use LLMs?

Only where semantic judgment is actually useful.

If something can be verified deterministically from Git, files, AST, tests, CI, or another machine-readable source, noomoo should not ask an LLM to guess.

Can noomoo guarantee bug-free software?

No.

It makes selected engineering claims independently verifiable.

The quality of those guarantees still depends on the quality of your requirements, tests, invariants, and checks.

Let agents do more work.
Stop trusting them to grade their own homework.

Move the critical parts of your engineering process out of prompts, habits, and tribal knowledge — and into rules the system can verify.

Best suited for teams already using coding agents in production repositories.

Team size
Project

We will look at your project and answer personally. Access to closed testing comes with a review — there is no self-service install yet.