How ZekeLabs builds
- Rule set
- Written and versioned
- Review gates
- Architecture, finished change, public copy
- Approver
- ZekeLabs
The four steps
Specify
ZekeLabs writes the spec and the rules the build has to follow.
Build
An AI model builds and tests against that spec.
Check
A second model that hasn't seen the work reviews it and marks what must change.
Approve
No change to a system is saved or shipped until ZekeLabs approves that exact change.
The rules come first
Every project runs under a written rule set that ZekeLabs maintains. It decides how an AI work session starts, what is remembered between sessions, and when anything may be saved.
AI builds, a second model checks
One model builds and tests against the spec. A different model that has not seen the work reviews it at fixed gates: the architecture, the finished change before it ships, and the words that describe it.
No change is saved without approval
Before any change to a system is written, ZekeLabs sees the exact plan: what changes, in which file, and every decision the model made on its own. It is written only after approval, then read back and checked. A system can then run on its own, like The Digital Novice newsletter, but changes to how it runs still go through approval.