RUZICO SYSTEMS

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How it works

An autonomous software factory

Requests arrive by email. Claude, an AI, plans the work, builds it and checks it, and the finished work goes back by email. This page shows it happening, for real.

Intake
A job arrives by email, outside the room on the left. A check sends it to the factory that builds it.
Plan
Claude writes a checklist of every part. A fresh Claude looks for holes in it.
Build
Claude builds one part at a time.
Test
The factory's own checks, with no AI: every app screen against its design, every workbook formula recalculated.
Review
A Claude that has not seen the work assumes mistakes were made, runs every check again and writes the reply.
Delivery
Finished work leaves on the right, with the reply.

Reading the room

Click a factory to see its workbooks or apps. Click one for its jobs, and a job for how far it went and its plan. Click a finished step for a short note on what it did.
A crate is a real job. The belts and machines it has passed stay lit, a column of light stands on it while Claude works, and its tag says what it is. A factory is lit while Claude works in it and half-lit while a job waits.
is . Its work is not listed here: the floor shows only the factory's jobs.
The bar at the bottom has a row for each job at work now, with how far along it is. Click a row to open it.
A finished job comes back onto the floor when you open it: its crate rides from Intake to its first step. Click a step of its plan, or a stage on the bar at the bottom, and the crate goes to the machine where that work was done. Back to live takes it off. Past runs lists every job.

Key

Claude: an AI that thinks and writes
A check: a fixed program, no AI
A job for an iPhone app
A job for an Excel workbook
A change to the factory itself
A factory that comes next

What stays private

This page never receives what is said in a chat, what Claude writes or reads, an email's subject or sender, or a client's name or numbers. It shows the short name of a job, the kind of work going on, and a short note on each finished step, written for this page with no names or numbers.
Keys: 1 to 4 open a factory, Esc goes back one level. On a finished job, ← and → move its crate through the stages.