Turn your product into self-improving software.
Connect your repo. That's the whole setup. Tekk spawns a loop for every part of your product — security, performance, tests, architecture, your AI — each one hunting for what's worth improving and writing you the spec while you sleep.
Tekk spawns a specialist for every part of your product.
Tekk spawns an expert agent for each part of your product — security, performance, tests, architecture, your AI. Each one runs its own loop over your code around the clock, and writes a spec the moment it sees a way to make your product better. Aim them at a goal when you want them pointed somewhere specific.
From issue tracking to problem solving.
A ticket in most tools is one line of text. In Tekk it's a worked-out spec — proposed by a loop or written by you. Tekk reads your code, your data, and the web, then writes what your team can actually build.
- Recall@10 beats the current setup on the eval set
- Reranking adds under 150ms at p95
- Falls back to vector-only if the reranker errors
Same for every ticket — proposed or hand-written. The spec is always authored in the loop.
And it's where your team gets the work done.
A loop writes the spec for you — or you write one by hand when you already know what you want. Either way it lands on your board: prioritize, assign, track it to done.
Search the code. Design the change. Write the spec. Repeat.
Every agent runs the same loop in the background. Nothing reaches you until it's passed the agent's own critic.
Tekk proposes. You decide. Your team builds.
It finds what's worth doing and writes the spec — checked by its own critic first. No black box, no autopilot, no surprise commits.
Works with the coding agents you already use.
Tekk writes the spec. Hand it to any coding agent — or build it yourself. No lock-in.
The spec is just markdown — it works with whatever ships next, too.
Put Tekk on your codebase.
Connect your repo, set a goal, and wake up to proposals worth reviewing — each one a spec your team can pick up.
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