no_human

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▶ Watch the loop — a ticket in, a reviewed pull request out; the whole loop in 57 seconds.

The AI coding factory you can trust:

• A plan before any code, from the ticket plus what it finds in your repo. When planning fails, the coder is told it is working without one; when the change is judged trivial the plan is skipped without telling the coder, by design — the skip is still stated in the run's event stream.
• An adversarial review. A different model, in a session that never saw the coder's transcript, told to refute "done". You get a pass/fail checklist citing file and line — never a numeric self-score.
• A tamper guard. Deleted tests, new skips, an assertion turned into a tautology — counted mechanically before the review gate runs, then justified against your acceptance criteria or the attempt stops.
• Proof the fix fixed the bug. The tests offered as evidence must fail at the merge base and pass on the new tree — the reproduction gate runs both. Out of the box that binds a Python bug fix; repro_gate.mode: required binds every kind and every change.
• Your tests run, locally and optionally through your CI — and a PR that found no test command says NOT RUN on its face.
• An honest stop. When it cannot finish it stops and says why — a specific question when your answer would unblock it, a structured record when it has simply run out of budget — never an invented plausible diff.

What the gate caught

no_human builds no_human. Over 65 days on its own board, none of this reached a pull request:

• 505 of 1,709 attempts the coder called done were sent back by the second model, each with a pass/fail checklist citing file and line.
• 44 attempts were stopped before the review even ran, for deleting or weakening a test.
• 46 bug-fix proofs were refused because the test offered as evidence passed on the old code too.

How these were counted

Install

One line (CLI + board)

uv tool install no-human   # or: pipx install no-human — the wheel ships the board
nh init && nh doctor       # token, config, first repo; then prove the install is real

Desktop app

Each release ships a SHA-256 alongside the artifact. Platform notes and the first-run walk-through: docs/quickstart.md.

From source

git clone https://github.com/no-human-ai/no_human.git && cd no_human
uv sync                 # installs the `nh` entry point into .venv
(cd web && npm install && npm run build)   # builds the board (cold first install can take minutes)
uv run nh init          # token, config, first repo (about 2 minutes)
uv run nh doctor        # verify the install is real before relying on it