The missing layer between coding agents

The coding-agent race keeps shipping faster tools: longer context, better routing, tighter terminals.

What I still miss is the layer between models — who argues the brief, who checks the patch, and who signs off before main moves.

A simple loop that holds up

1. Discuss a shared goal with more than one model (disagreement is useful when it stays on one project).
2. Split into coding tasks tied to that goal.
3. Verify independently — not the same chat that drafted the change.
4. Approve before anything updates the project main branch.

Agents can draft the PR. They still shouldn't own the merge.

What Brainstorm is

Brainstorm is a Linux-first BYOK workspace for that loop: multi-AI debate → task split → separate check → export. We do not sell model credits. You bring your own eligible accounts. Platform license and model usage stay separate.

$6/mo · $54/yr · https://brainstorm.mungwaan.cn

If your agents keep saying "done," make the checks visible. The review you can inspect is the one that counts.