Intent
Contracted Prompts
Translate loose agent requests into scoped work orders with constraints, risk notes, and acceptance criteria.

Agentic engineering control
Claude, Codex, and Gemini can help build faster. Hakama watches the work, turns your request into a clear contract, and checks each change before it lands.

Acceptance layer
01
Define scope, risk, and acceptance criteria before the agent edits.
02
Check diffs, dependencies, generated docs, and policy-sensitive output before handoff.
03
Keep prompts, checks, approvals, and decisions attached to the accepted change.
Control surface
Intent
Translate loose agent requests into scoped work orders with constraints, risk notes, and acceptance criteria.
Review
Check code changes, package edits, generated docs, and test evidence before a developer accepts the work.
Evidence
Keep the original request, agent output, validation results, and reviewer decision in one durable trail.
Services
Hakama gives engineering teams a narrow control layer around AI coding agents without slowing the developers who use them.
Turn a natural-language request into explicit scope, constraints, acceptance criteria, and allowed execution boundaries.
Check agent output against policy, repository rules, tests, dependencies, and documentation expectations before handoff.
Keep prompts, contracts, diffs, decisions, and validation output together so teams can review what changed and why.
How we work
01
Convert a request into scope, constraints, file boundaries, and expected proof.
02
Review the resulting diff, tests, dependency changes, and policy-sensitive output.
03
Attach the instruction, decision, and validation trail to the accepted change.
Field notes
Policy
Define file boundaries, allowed tools, and acceptance checks before the coding agent starts work.
Review
Check diffs, dependencies, generated docs, and test evidence before a human accepts the output.
Evidence
Keep requests, validation output, and reviewer decisions together so teams can explain agent changes later.
Ready when you are
FAQ
Hakama adds a control layer around AI coding agents by turning requests into explicit contracts, checking output, and preserving evidence for review.
Hakama is best for engineering teams experimenting with Claude, Codex, Gemini, and similar coding agents that need clearer policy and review boundaries.
A pilot usually starts by mapping agent workflows, defining review gates, and choosing the evidence teams need before accepting generated code.
No. Hakama makes code review easier by keeping intent, constraints, validation output, and agent changes together before a human makes the final call.