Welcome to the Den
Where developers build.
WhizzyDen is the developer's homebase. Your project is the station. Your AI lives aboard as its onboard intelligence, knows every module, and remembers why things are the way they are. You stay at the console.
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- Modules docked
- 1,214 files
- Crew aboard
- 3 agents working
- Station knowledge
- 747 regions understood
- Waiting on you
- 1 action to approve
The station map
Everything aboard has a place.
The Den is built like a station because a project is one: a structure you live in, systems that run while you work, and a crew that keeps it going. Pick a part to see what it really is.
Select a part of the station.
A day aboard
From docking to done.
What a session in the Den looks like, start to finish.
Dock your project
Open the Den in your editor and pair it with a one-time code. Your project becomes a station; nothing to paste into a config file.
Brief the intelligence
Ask for a change in plain words. The onboard intelligence already knows the modules and the decisions behind them.
The crew gets to work
Agents read, edit and run tools across the modules. Anything risky stops at your console and waits for
approve.The station remembers
What changed and why goes into the station's knowledge, so tomorrow's work starts where today's ended.
What stays aboard
Your code never leaves the station.
The Den is a homebase, not a warehouse. It keeps what makes the crew useful and nothing that makes you nervous.
- Source is read in memory and droppedFiles pass through for a request. No table has a column for your code, your prompts or the answers.
- Model keys live in the station's vaultEncrypted at rest and never on a laptop. Editors talk to the Den, never to a provider directly.
- Spend has a ceilingEvery turn records its tokens and cost. Monthly limits per person and per team stop a runaway loop before it becomes an invoice.
den> rename the billing module and update its callers intelligence reading 6 modules, 2 decisions recalled crew-1 editing src/billing/invoice.ts crew-2 editing 4 callers approval run the test suite? [approve / deny] den> approve tests 128 passed knowledge 1 decision recorded: why billing moved cost $0.014 this turn
Docking
Your station is waiting.
Ask your administrator for an account, sign in, and pair your editor with a one-time code.