From the workshop.
How we build Zensu — and how Zensu helps you ship. The lifecycle, in practice.
The release gate: features that ship when they're real, not when you say so
Status isn't a label you set — it's a gate you earn. Docs, coverage, journey health, and a risk-proportional security bar block the transition to released, so 'done' means verified instead of claimed.
Jun 29, 2026 · 4 min read
Ghost-scan: turn an existing repo into a tracked feature graph
Adopt Zensu on a brownfield codebase without a rewrite — a multi-perspective scan surfaces undocumented features, tests, and docs as scored candidates, then apply auto-links them and drafts the user journeys that gate your first release.
Jun 3, 2026 · 3 min read
Five reviewers, one install: parallel multi-perspective code review
Conventions, bugs, architecture, tests, security — five read-only reviewers run in parallel on every change, then merge into a single consolidated report.
May 29, 2026 · 1 min read
TDD you can't skip: a phase-gate inside your coding agent
Zensu's strict TDD flow is opt-in: turn it on and the harness blocks any edit without a failing test first. It costs about 30% more tokens — and on regression-heavy code, it's worth every one.
May 22, 2026 · 3 min read