It does not burn tokens
Every change has a token and compute budget, a target and an evaluation gate. No infinite retries; no “keep going until it looks done.”
KAIZEN is the self-improvement engine of the AXIOM stack: a governed loop that plans, builds, tests, measures and ratchets — without burning tokens, breaking the codebase or leaking data.
An open-ended loop can generate motion without improvement. KAIZEN is built around the opposite constraint: every step has a budget, a test and a measured reason to exist.
Every change has a token and compute budget, a target and an evaluation gate. No infinite retries; no “keep going until it looks done.”
Every change is built in an isolated workspace and must pass unit, integration and regression tests before it can be ratcheted.
Project code, memory and training stay inside the boundary. The loop improves without shipping your work to a vendor.
Plan, build, test, measure, ratchet. Nothing is adopted because it is new; only because it is measurably better.
Reads the project, the tests and the last baseline. Proposes one change at a time.
Generates the change in an isolated workspace with the full toolchain.
Runs unit, integration and regression tests; rejects contract breaks.
Scores quality, cost, latency and risk against the baseline.
Adopts only a proven improvement. Everything else is discarded, with evidence.
KAIZEN is not a prompt wrapper. It is a full development and learning stack that enterprises can run themselves — or have us run for them.
Plan, build, test and ratchet changes against a live baseline — with a budget and an audit trail.
Evaluated work becomes training signal. The next internal model is trained on what the system proved.
Long-lived, project-scoped context: code, decisions, tests and history. Context follows the work, not the chat.
Route each task across frontier, capable+cheap+fast and internal models. Quality per euro, not model loyalty.
Structured choices for tool use, escalation and approval boundaries — with a reason, not a guess.
Quality, cost, latency and risk in one score. The ratchet is the only path to adoption.
The kaizen-* family combines project-based RAG and memory with routing and decision models — trained on the AXIOM stack by KAIZEN itself. Offered as a product; live proof of concept.
kaizen-routerCost and quality routing across frontier, capable+cheap+fast and internal models.
kaizen-memoryProject-based RAG and long-lived memory with provenance and permissions.
kaizen-decideDecision models for tool choice, escalation and approval boundaries.
kaizen-codeCode generation and repair tuned to a project’s own tests and conventions.
kaizen-evalJudges changes against quality, cost, latency and risk.
kaizen-trainThe self-training loop that turns evaluated work into better internal models.
KAIZEN develops the AXIOM stack, evaluates its own changes and trains the kaizen-* models. The result is not a demo: it is the product we offer, live.
KAIZEN reads the project, the tests and the last measured baseline.
It proposes a change, builds it in isolation and runs the full test surface.
Only a measured improvement is adopted. The rest is discarded with evidence.
Evaluated work becomes training signal for the next kaizen-* model.
Use KAIZEN inside your own boundary, or let us build and run it for you. Either way, the loop improves your system — not a vendor’s.
License the KAIZEN stack and run it on your infrastructure, against your repositories and your evaluation suite.
A managed KAIZEN loop around your codebase and infrastructure, with your approvals and your audit trail.
No data leaves the boundary to improve a shared model. Project memory and training stay where the work lives.
No. A coding agent produces a change. KAIZEN is the governance layer around the change: budgets, isolation, tests, measurement and a ratchet.
Only inside your boundary, only with your permission, and only on evaluated work. Your data is not used to improve a shared model.
A family that combines project RAG and memory, routing across frontier/value/fast/internal models, decision models and evaluation. They are trained by the KAIZEN loop on the AXIOM stack.
Yes. License the stack and run it on your infrastructure, or have us run a managed loop for you.
The loop and the model family are the live proof of concept: KAIZEN builds, evaluates and trains on the AXIOM stack.
A briefing and a scoped pilot on one repository, one baseline and one measurable target.
Bring a codebase, a baseline and a target. We bring the loop that turns evaluated work into a better system — without burning tokens, breaking the codebase or leaking data.