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Waypoint Framework

Turn your project's intent into a validated DAG of schema-checked artifacts, then prove your code conforms to it — so coding agents can run longer, unsupervised, with confidence.

Intent as a validated DAG

Author your project as small, schema-checked artifacts wired into a dependency graph. Every edge carries a validator, so a change cascades review only where it actually touches — you spend tokens on intent, not on rebuilding the world.

Epistemic validation, not vibes

waypoint validate emits a signed proof certificate — a decomposable tree of claims tagged by the evidence they rest on (statically derivable, runtime, or qualitative review) — not just an opaque exit code you have to trust.

Confident autonomous agents

A fast, read-only oracle lets an agent self-check against the spec after every step and read the exact obligation that closes a failure. The ground truth never mutates the agent's work, so it can run far longer without a human in the loop.