Vibe coding is fun. Serious coding lasts.
This is why we built Yansu, an AI-led coding platform guided by intent, validation and your team’s knowledge.
2/ When we showed this launch video to friends, everyone asked:
“Was this AI-generated?”
It wasn’t.
100% human-made, but accelerated by software, informed by years of film knowledge and craft (thanks Ross!).
That same philosophy of human-tech collaboration defined Yansu:
7/ AI is changing how we code. Yansu is bringing back WHY we code with intent, structure, and accountability.
Try it at yansu.isoform.ai and learn the story behind ➡️ isoform.ai/blog/introduci…
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4/ Scenario simulation before any code writing. This aligns human intent and machine understanding early on. It enables tests and retests so the code automatically gets better before even humans stepping in, saving both time and tokens.
3/ Spec-driven: Few of us can write clear specs. Yansu turns messy notes into detailed PRDs and specs while actively questioning your intent along the way, trying to clarify the why before code is written.
5/ Traceable, footnoted code. Every line of code Yansu generates is linked to a spec, a reference to an external source or a human rationale. There’s no black-box generation. Humans stay in the loop and stand behind what they ship.
Isoform launched its yansu platform.
It’s like the cursor plan mode + spec driven knowledge system for teams?
It’s the first system built for organizations that’s maintaining accountability of long lasting software with ai and human team collaboration.
Congrats on the launch!
hi one of the dev here.
Yes, it auto re-implement->test->iterate if the requirements are changed.
human will perform QC work and spot check the results via a checklist or look at the code.
We want you be TechLead, not just IC
Love this direction. Real question: if every line is footnoted to assumptions, can Yansu diff the assumptions and auto-propagate refactors/tests when requirements change, then hand me a human checklist to approve? That’s the killer loop.
AI pricing should not be based on token or made up credit.
In the book Fahrenheit 451, government order people to burn books, all in the name of protecting their happiness and social harmony.
Today, AI companies are doing something similar. They encourage users to burn tokens