build · for new features
Your next feature should have to win.
Fusion Build runs the same brief across rival agents. Your tests filter the broken, blind judges rank the survivors, and fresh QA checks the final before you ever see the pull request.
01 / the single-draw problem
One fluent answer is still one draw.
Every prompt is a pull of the lever. The answer arrives confident, polished, and statistically alone. Fusion replaces the gamble with a field of rivals and an objective finish line.
You watched the bad draws lose. That is different from hoping the first draw was good.
02 / the roster
Bring the agents you already pay for.
Fusion doesn’t replace your coding agents. It arranges them. Every candidate slot is an engine you choose, and more land as adapters ship.
03 / the contract
The target is frozen before the race.
Every run opens by turning intent into a Definition of Good: three to seven criteria, each one provable. Candidates build against it. Judges score against it. Billing honors it: if the run doesn’t meet it, you don’t pay.
- retries capped at 3 attempts
- idempotent under double-submit
- 34/34 protected tests green
- no new dependencies
- p95 latency unchanged
04 / the integration
Losers still contribute. Winners get better.
After the jury ranks the survivors, an Integrator builds the final: the winning candidate as the base, plus the strongest grafts from the rest. Then the whole thing is re-verified. When someone asks where the code came from, you have an answer.
05 / the handoff
You stay the owner.
Fusion opens the pull request with the receipt attached: the votes, the dissent, the provenance of every line. It opens the door and steps back. You decide what gets merged.
Make your next feature earn the branch.
Describe the task. Watch rivals fight for the merge.