An IDE that forms around the way you think

Describe the outcome. Taichu turns it into a plan you can read, argue with, and change — before a single command runs.

It works the plan and tests as it goes — so a result is something it ran, not something it claims. Anything irreversible stops and asks first: no deploy, no push, no delete without you.

Read-only by construction — the runtime refuses any tool that could write, including from anything it spawns. A second terminal reads the same work with its own separate context, keeps a scored register of what it finds, and reports the gaps in its own watching rather than hiding them.

Commands run in a throwaway container that disappears the moment it exits — network denied by default, your keys and SSH directory impossible to mount. If the machine can't isolate the run, Taichu refuses to start it rather than quietly falling back to your own shell.