Demo the experience

A new way of developing software.

Experts break down software development into separate, focused stages as a harness for coding agents. Now you can do what they do.Just press Start.

✦The forge, at work✦

One continuous rite — from ticket to pull request — watched over by the forge.

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Demo of Expecto Centum in action. Choose a workflow, then press Start.

The intended ✦ a reckoning

For whom is this forged?

Artisans of all trades. Hover the name of a maker to see what Expecto Centum grants them.

The lone forge

Automate the boring work so you can stay focused and creative.

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The plumbing builds itself while you keep dreaming.

Create, share, and import custom workflows

The Add workflow dialog on its Create tab, naming a new workflow the-eradicator.

Identify the automatable

Recognize when you're doing the same coding work over and over again.

A stage being dragged into the For each ticket zone of the workflow editor, beside the Ticket Scanner.

Create the workflow

Break your work down into focused steps to get high-quality results.

Three stages of a ticket loop at work — Discussion and Correctness done, Quality running.

Run your tickets

Watch your workflow resolve tickets the way you've always handled them.

The PR Pro workflow selected in the editor, with the Share Workflow button.

Share your workflow

Export it so your whole team does its best work.

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Roguery rendered.

Why use Expecto Centum

Older discipline. Sharper tools.

Reasons to keep the forge at hand.

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Reason I

Eliminate vibe-coded slop

Expecto Centum promotes structured workflows that produce predictable, repeatable outcomes. With these guardrails in place, you can rest assured the AI is developing code safely — freeing you to be as creative as possible.

A Correctness stage's log in the Claude Code pane: its verdict requests changes, with the reason and the checks it ran.

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Reason II

Avoid paying max-tier prices

Before shelling out for a single $100–$200 max-tier plan, try two or three entry-level plans — Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, Google AI Pro at around $20/month each — from different providers and deploy them across different stages of a workflow. Cheap stages ride on cheap plans, and if one provider gets rate-limited or goes down mid-run, failover redundancy lets you pivot to another provider instead of dead-ending on your one and only subscription.

A stage's agent settings: Codex CLI chosen to drive the Test Plan stage, with its model list open.

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Reason III

Verify the guardrails

Other AI workflow tools take your prompt, do some magic behind the curtains, and hand back the result. What's behind the curtains? Slop. Hallucinations. With Expecto Centum, you see exactly how the sausage is made, and that every stage was built to bring out the best in your AI agent.

A stage's prompt open for editing: the instructions it gives its agent, with variables filled in from the ticket and repository.

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Reason IV

Avoid context bloat

Any workflow stage that uses an agent gets its own clean context, keeping its output sharp instead of letting quality decay as the context window fills. Track token usage for every stage so you can verify the work stayed clear of "the dumb zone" (anything past ~40% of a context window).

A run's token counter and runtime, with the tokens and time each greenfield stage used.

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Reason V

Keep specs honest

Does no one on the team know how a function actually works? Our workflows keep specifications updated with every behavioral change. Does sales think something works one way while your developer points to code that says otherwise? Expecto Centum keeps engineering docs in sync with user-facing copy.

The Documentation stage's Wiki output settings: enabled, written into the repository under docs/wiki.

Invoke a Hundredfold — from issue to pull request,
automated.

A new way of developing software.

For whom is this forged?

Create, share, and import custom workflows