How the alpha works

From scattered context to a decision you can use.

Bicameral is building the GitHub of Decisions. Today, it starts with a local, human-reviewed ledger tied to your code.

  1. 1
    Bring in evidence

    Start with a ticket, document, meeting note, or agent session that explains what the team is trying to do.

  2. 2
    Connect it to the code

    Show where the decision applies so the context is useful when the next implementation starts.

  3. 3
    Human review

    A person accepts, rejects, or supersedes the candidate. Nothing becomes part of the ledger automatically.

  4. 4
    Recall before coding

    Advisory preflight brings back the relevant decision, its source, and its code references before work continues.

Today

Local-first and human-reviewed.

Decision capture, code grounding, an auditable ledger, and advisory preflight are the current alpha foundation.

Next

Shared context across the team.

Shared products, live integrations, coding-agent host paths, and drift detection are being built toward the larger vision.

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