Data Kinetic DK-OS
Turn software delivery into a system that proves itself.
DK-OS turns briefs into governed delivery—coordinating repositories, agents, models, budgets, and evidence without replacing the tools your teams already trust.
The closed delivery loop
Work moves forward when the evidence does.
From a measurable brief to a reviewed pull request, every transition is observable, governed, and written back as durable context.
Execute the dependency graph
Safe work runs in parallel, contended files serialize, and each task stays behind its gates.
Orchestration with memory
Make the whole delivery system legible.
DK-OS connects the work already moving through your repositories and turns it into one controlled operating view.
Start with intent, not a session
Bring in briefs and work items, preserve external references, and dispatch the right delivery stage without losing the original context.
Watch every run become evidence
Durable queues, lifecycle events, streamed progress, verdicts, and failure states make unattended work legible while it is happening.
Control a fleet, not another seat
See runs across teams and repositories, attribute model usage, and stop dispatch before an organization crosses its budget.
Coordinate beyond one repository
Projects publish status, exchange directed handoffs, and share append-only decisions through a mesh designed for cross-project delivery.
Keep every tenant in its lane
Organization-scoped access, row-level isolation, throttling, and immutable audit events protect the boundaries around every run.
Let the repository own the truth
The interface projects specs, branches, pull requests, checks, and run records. Rebuild the index without losing the delivery history.
Confidence has to be earned
The refusals are the product.
A useful delivery system does not turn everything green. It makes missing metrics, red gates, unresolved reviews, and human escalations impossible to hide.
See the control model“Improve UX” cannot be verified. Define the measurable change.
Read-only enforcement found a write path in the reporting layer.
The architecture critic escalated an irreversible boundary change.
One method, three layers
Open at the core. Controlled at scale.
Adopt the delivery method without an account. Add DK-OS when many repositories, teams, and runs need one operating fabric.
01 / THE HARNESS
dkify
The repository-local specification, planning, task, gate, and execution system. It remains useful on its own, with your agents and infrastructure.
02 / THE FABRIC
DK-OS
The shared surface for backlog flow, live runs, evidence, budgets, tenancy, fleet health, and cross-repository coordination.
03 / THE RUNTIME
Your environment
Branches, pull requests, checks, and deployment stay inside the systems and control plane your organization already owns.
The open-source companion
One delivery method. Seven agent runtimes.
dkify installs one canonical command pipeline into the tools your developers already use. The work stays in readable files; gates, dependency order, and run history stay with the repository.
Explore dkify on GitHub$ dkify init platform --ai codex,claude
- 01
/dk.specify - 02
/dk.clarify - 03
/dk.plan - 04
/dk.tasks - 05
/dk.stage - 06
/dk.implement
Control is part of delivery
Autonomy inside boundaries you can inspect.
DK-OS gives unattended work an organizational perimeter: who owns the run, what it can spend, where it can execute, and what evidence it must return.
- Organization-scoped isolationAccess and data stay inside the owning tenant.
- Pre-dispatch budget controlRuns stop before spend crosses the active ceiling.
- Durable, observable executionQueued work survives restarts and reports lifecycle events.
- Repository-owned recordSpecs, decisions, branches, checks, and pull requests remain authoritative.
Bring a real delivery constraint
Show us where the method breaks down.
Start with the backlog, gate, handoff, or run you cannot currently see or control. We will map the smallest useful DK-OS operating loop around it.