Overview agent-readable instructions
BRIK64 turns selected code or requirements into .brik project state, PCD blueprints, and reviewable evidence metadata before promotion.
- Monomers: The finite operation catalog agents and developers must use instead of inventing hidden behavior.
- PCD Blueprints: Circuit-shaped descriptions for bounded inputs, outputs, branches, and returns.
- Polymers: Reusable logic assemblies whose dependencies, boundaries, and evidence status remain inspectable.
- .brik Workspace: Local traceability state for decisions, events, refs, and evidence metadata.
- Boundary: BRIK64 helps inspect declared software logic. It does not make whole-application correctness claims.
Overview
What is BRIK64?
BRIK64 turns selected code or requirements into .brik project state, PCD blueprints, and reviewable evidence metadata before promotion.
Product Model
A software logic blueprint layer for teams working with code, agents, workflows, and evidence.
Start with a bounded behavior, encode it as PCD, compose it with EVA, and keep the resulting review state beside the code.
Core Layers
Each layer has a specific job in the review chain.
Monomers
The finite operation catalog agents and developers must use instead of inventing hidden behavior.
PCD Blueprints
Circuit-shaped descriptions for bounded inputs, outputs, branches, and returns.
Polymers
Reusable logic assemblies whose dependencies, boundaries, and evidence status remain inspectable.
.brik Workspace
Local traceability state for decisions, events, refs, and evidence metadata.
Product Surfaces
The local path works without a platform login; collaboration features require beta access.
CLI
Initialize .brik, inspect PCD files, capture command output, and emit candidate outputs with boundary notes.
Platform
Shared PCD diffs, topology context, evidence packets, ownership, and registry handoff.
Create a reviewable software logic blueprint.
Install the beta CLI, inspect local PCD candidates, and keep review state attached to the work without claiming whole-application correctness.