For startup teams
Delegate the implementation. Keep the authority.
Small teams ship faster when agents do the routine implementation work. Keelson makes that safe to actually do: you approve each plan before it runs, an independent review grades the result, and nothing merges or deploys without a person deciding it should.
Supervision that fits in a founder's day
You do not need to read diffs to stay in control. You need decision points, and Keelson gives you exactly four.
Approve before anything runs
Every agent request becomes a plan in plain language: what it will do, which files it expects to touch, what the risks are. Nothing executes until you say so, and you can narrow what it may touch.
An independent check before you merge
A separate review pass grades every completed run against the request and gives you findings and a recommendation. You make the call with a second opinion already on the table.
Visibility without reading every line
The Command Center shows what awaits your decision, what ran, and what shipped. Every run keeps a timeline and every action lands in the audit trail.
Hard limits, not good intentions
Agents write only to their own branches, never see secret values, and cannot merge or deploy. These are server-enforced boundaries, not settings an agent can talk its way around.
Roles that match how small teams work
A nontechnical founder supervises in Simple Mode with a scoped role; an engineer works in Developer Mode with full access. Server-side rules protect the main version from everyone, agents included.
Reviewer
Reads everything, comments, and approves review requests: the natural role for a founder who owns the product but not the codebase.
Viewer
Read-only access for advisors and stakeholders who need visibility, not write access.
Developer
Full write access: branches, pushes, review requests, and Vault access appropriate to their grants.
Start from something real
The guided setup walks through naming a project, picking a well-maintained template, configuring environments, and inviting a teammate, so the first agent request has a real project to work on.
Free covers a founder and one collaborator, control loop included.
Approve your first agent plan in your first session.