Specification
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Engineering work deserves more than a chat.
Coding agents made implementation cheap. Kavor structures the work around them—questions, context, specifications, evidence and decisions—so it remains clear, durable and accountable.
One possible loop
One Canvas. Countless ways to work.
- CodingAgent02
Build
- CodingAgent03
Review
- CodingAgent04
Ship
Compose with Specifications, CodingAgents, Files, Terminals and Sticky Notes today.
BrowserNodes and ApplicationNodes are part of what we’re building toward.
See Kavor at work.
Specification
Durable work starts with a Specification.
In modern software engineering, code is cheap. A clear contract is not. A Kavor Specification keeps intent, scope, constraints and acceptance criteria in a durable `.spec.md` file—outside any disposable agent session.
CodingAgent + Terminal
Work with the agents and terminals you already trust.
Run Claude Code, Codex and Google Antigravity as CodingAgent Nodes. Connect them to live Terminals, Specifications, Files, Sticky Notes and to one another—without collapsing the work into a single chat.
Specification
agent-loop.spec.md
- Intent
- Constraints
- Acceptance criteria
- Evidence required
CodingAgent
Claude Code
Build
CodingAgent
Codex
Review
CodingAgent
Google Antigravity
Ship
Terminal
Live terminal
$ pnpm check
typecheck · tests · build
Sticky Note
Your notes
Connections
Connect intent to action.
In Kavor, a Connection is more than a line on the Canvas. It defines what each Node can see and do. In this real session, one CodingAgent writes a decision to a Sticky Note and runs a command in a live Terminal—without losing the context around either action.
Ready to connect your own workflow?
Download Kavor ↘00 / Thesis
Kavor is the system around coding agents—local-first, built to make execution interchangeable without making context disposable.
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The Shift
The bottleneck moved.
Coding agents changed the economics of software. Implementation got cheaper; framing problems, preserving context, making decisions and evolving systems safely did not.
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The Belief
Agents should amplify engineering, not replace it.
Execution is only one part of the work. Judgment, context and accountability remain human responsibilities.
01 / The Manifesto
Software engineering deserves better.
Writing code is no longer the hardest part. Understanding problems, preserving context and making sound decisions is. These principles guide everything we build.
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Work is the unit. Not the conversation.
The system revolves around work, not chat sessions.
- 02
Questions build context. Context builds software.
Good software begins with understanding, not implementation.
- 03
Agents execute. Humans engineer.
Agents are exceptional executors. Responsibility for the decisions remains human.
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Evidence over confidence.
Confidence is not evidence. Every claim should be inspectable.
- 05
Models evolve. Engineering endures.
Models will change. The principles behind durable software should survive every generation.
Public release
Kavor is public. Bring your own workflow.
The first public release is free and available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Bring the coding agents and terminals you already use. Keep the work visible, inspectable and yours.
Download Kavor ↘Free · Windows x64 · macOS Apple Silicon and Intel · Linux x64
What we’re building toward
The Canvas is only the beginning.
Channels beginning with WhatsApp, with Slack and Discord following. A BrowserNode for work on the web. ApplicationNodes for tools such as Photoshop and IDEs. And a simpler, versioned way to extend Kavor with Skills.
Follow the build
Kavor is built with Kavor—every day.
Follow new releases, product experiments and notes from the work as it happens. No drip campaigns. No manufactured urgency.
Kavor Community
Shape Kavor in public.
Share an idea. Ask a question. Show how you work. Report what breaks. Kavor Community is the public place to help shape what comes next.
Open Kavor Community↗