The complete 21-module Genesis workflow, in one install.
Install all 21 distinct Genesis modules for task contracts, planning, routing, context, source packets, constraints, batching, evidence, adaptation, regressions, impact, release checks, research, experiments, and review. MIT-licensed source, packaged for convenience.
How it works
The exact pipeline, end to end.
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
A small team uses the 21-module Suite to define dependencies, compile source and constraints, route bounded work, batch independent drafts, adapt after a failed check, retain regression and experiment histories, collect current evidence, and verify the release consumer. Buying a standalone module later provides the same component, not another distinct system.
This vs the alternative
Why it's clearly worth it.
The shift it creates
- Several workflow controls are installed separately
- Shared contracts drift between modules
- Overlapping listings are counted as distinct capabilities
- Install the full 21-module set through one suite package
- Use offline demos and tests before connecting any provider
- Choose a standalone module later without learning a separate contract
Use it to…
Real ways people put Genesis Suite to work.
Plan and route dependent work
Use the task, plan, context, source, constraint, batch, and routing modules around bounded packets.
Adapt without losing evidence
Record feedback, regressions, impact, reusable drafts, and complete attempt histories.
Review and prepare a release
Collect current evidence, gate unresolved findings, run experiments, and verify explicit release bytes.
What's inside
Who it's for
Operators building evidence-aware agent workflows
want the complete planning-to-release set
Small engineering teams
need shared contracts across dependent work
Genesis adopters
prefer one install instead of 21 separate archives
Questions, answered
Ready to put Genesis Suite to work?
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