Built for developers
who still give
a damn.

Re-take authorship and
direct your agents to not hallucinate mid-flight.

There's a frustration building. Agents that confidently rewrite half your codebase and break things you didn't ask them to touch. Diffs you can't fully review. Changes in files you didn't know were involved. You typed a vague prompt, the agent took the wheel, and now you're a passenger in your own codebase.

The problem isn't the agent. It's the brief. When you don't know the blast radius before you prompt, you're guessing. The agent is guessing too — and it's faster at guessing than you are at reviewing.

Preflight gives you the map before you write the prompt. Query what a change touches. See every dependency, every flow, every place that value lands. Then direct the agent with surgical precision — not "refactor the auth flow" and pray, but a precise brief for a precise outcome.

The developer who understands the change before writing the prompt is the one who stays in control. Preflight makes that the default.