Developer tools

An AI engineering team
on your own machine

The Dev Workbench is a desktop coding workspace for Windows. An AI Engineering Desk works on the real code in your project folder, sees the same compiler errors you do, and asks before it changes anything.

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Dev Workbench for Windows

Every conversation is tied to one project folder on your computer. The assistant reads and edits that folder through the desktop app, not a copy on a server. Beside the chat is a full code editor with live errors, completions, hover help and go-to-definition, all working on unsaved text.

Windows desktop app Monaco editor Live diagnostics macOS planned
Dev Workbench: ReadyDocs
  • Domain
  • Document.cs
  • Application
  • ArchiveDocumentCommand.cs
  • Api
  • DocumentsEndpoints.cs
The archive endpoint returns 500 when the document is on hold.
Build Doctor: the handler doesn't check IsOnHold. I've drafted a fix with a test.

Pair Programmer wants to write 2 files. Approve?
C# language service
A Roslyn service runs next to the app and checks NessisOne's architecture rules as you type.
Full source control
Status, diff, history, stage, commit, branches, fetch, pull and push, plus pull requests on GitHub and Gitea.
Project tree
Files colored by their git state, with create, rename, move and delete.
The Engineering Desk

Four AI engineers,
each with one job

Every Workbench conversation is staffed by an AI department, with a Security Guard of its own and a budget of $8 per run and 50 cents per job.

Pair Programmer

Works on the change with you. Every write, build, commit or new branch waits for your approval.

Asks you first

Framework Advisor

Answers framework questions from the knowledge base with sources cited. It can never touch your machine.

No machine access

Code Reviewer

Reviews a branch as a commit range with the compiler's own diagnostics. Reports findings, never fixes.

Findings only

Build Doctor

Diagnoses failing builds, and may run a build on its own authority to check a theory.

Builds on its own
Your machine stays yours

AI on your computer,
on a short leash

The Workbench reaches your machine through a secure reverse channel. Your computer is never exposed to the internet, and every request passes three checks.

Allowed operations

Only operations on a fixed list can run. Commands are limited to build, test and restore, and the AI has no push tool at all.

Folder sandbox

The AI works inside the project folder you chose and nowhere else on the disk.

Your consent

Each kind of access, such as reading files, running builds or using git, needs your consent, which you can revoke at any time.

DevTools

A lab for everything
AI does in your app

The DevTools launchpad groups the Workbench, the Systems Designer and a set of tools for seeing, testing and proving how AI behaves in your application.

AI Inputs Playground

Try AI suggestions on every input type and display style.

AI Context Demo

Watch the assistant read a form and propose field values you accept or reject.

AutoForm Bench

Run generated form layouts through the form renderer from end to end.

Recruiter Test Harness

Step through exactly how an AI seat is matched, offered and hired.

Staffing Surfaces

See which AI agent each screen starts with, and catch broken bindings.

Selection Audit

Prove every hire picks the cheapest qualified model, without calling a model.

Traffic Simulator

Drive real AI traffic with planted defects to prove monitoring catches them, inside a fixed budget.

Systems Designer

Discovery, design, planning and generation, delivered as a git branch and diff you review.

Dev Workbench

The desktop coding workspace with the Engineering Desk.

Get in touch

Pair with the
Engineering Desk

We will open the Workbench on a real NessisOne project, fix a failing build with the Build Doctor, and walk through every approval along the way.

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