Trusted agents. Proven work.

Headron gives AI agents project rules and checks, and helps verify changes before they land.

Headron run view: three planned steps, a held commit, then the fix and its passing checks. The same run view on a phone. Product concept preview
  1. System 1 · Builder contextTargeted routing gives agents relevant rules and past failure lessons for modified files.
  2. System 1.5 · Agent orchestrationMind API and MCP help agents discover verification requirements for their work.
  3. System 2 · Deterministic proofConfigured quality gates check changes and can produce records of the results.
Use with supported agents, MCP clients and chats. Available context and enforcement depend on your integration and setup.

Open-source engine.
Enterprise governance.

Deterministic verification on local machines. Scalable agent coordination in the cloud.

  • Local MIT coreFree CLI and offline verification engine running natively in your terminal, pre-commit hooks, and CI.
  • Enhanced cloud MCPAuthenticated Model Context Protocol server that streams real-time gate requirements into agent loops.
  • Verifiable proof receiptsVerification records can capture check results and associate them with a change.
Available checks and records depend on your tools and configuration.

Deterministic proof.
Verifiable trust.

System 1 builder context, System 1.5 agent orchestration, and System 2 verification work as one unified pipeline to verify agent code and prevent regressions.

  • System 1 builder context. Targeted routing gives agents the exact rules, tests, and historical failure lessons for modified files without token waste.
  • System 1.5 orchestration. Mind API and MCP provide verification guidance to supported agent integrations.
  • System 2 quality gates. Configured gates hold work until every required test and security check actually passes.
  • Honest verdicts. Every run accounts for passed, failed, and skipped checks. A missing tool or skipped check can never become a pass.
  • Auditable receipts. Every verified change is tied to its commit and policy revision, creating permanent memory against recurring mistakes.
Checks for this change
  • FormattingPassed
  • Type checksPassed
  • Unit testsPassed
  • Integration testsFailed
  • Live runNot run

Held: integration tests failed.

Connect one agent or all of them.

Bring project guidance to the tools your people already use.

Coding agents
Give Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenHands targeted project rules and checks for modified files.
Chat assistants
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok to live project guidance via MCP and llms.txt.
Developer teams
Share versioned contracts so every developer and agent seat follows identical verification standards.
Git repositories
Configure pre-commit hooks and CI gates natively in your codebase. Free and open source.
Mind Cloud API
Compute gate requirements on demand via REST and MCP without installing local tools.
Solo builders
Build faster with 9x fewer tokens, lower latency, and zero context bloat.

Plans for your work

Local verification is free and open source. Explore Mind API access through your Headron account. Workspace plans are in development.

Free

Standalone local verification engine.

$0forever

Install free
  • Local CLI and offline check engine
  • Worktree verification and atlas routing
  • Developer workstation failure ledger
  • Public documentation MCP for chats and agents

Pro

HeadronOS on your machine.

$19/ month, proposed

Account access
  • Everything in Mind API, plus
  • Mac and Linux dashboard
  • All agents in one workspace
  • Approve any tool call
  • Review recorded actions

Team

Shared seats, remote runs.

$39/ seat / month, proposed

Account access
  • Everything in Pro, plus
  • Remote and container runs
  • Rules synced to every seat
  • Approval before deploys
  • Audit export for security

Enterprise. Customer-hosted access is in development.

Talk to us

Local core verification is free under MIT. Workspace prices are proposed; model costs depend on your provider.

Questions.

What to know about Headron, access and plans.

What is Headron?

Headron is the trust and verification platform for AI software engineering. As AI agents write more code, teams need verifiable guardrails against hallucinations, broken dependencies, and skipped tests. Headron maps each code change to exact project rules, tells your agent what it must verify, and stops unverified code before it ever reaches production.

What does the Mind API do?

Mind API delivers instant cloud planning and enhanced Model Context Protocol (MCP) capabilities for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenHands. Through an authenticated MCP connection, your agents dynamically query required gates, risk tiers, and team policy revisions directly within their workflow, eliminating the need to install or maintain local verification toolchains across every development environment.

How is this different from running my tests?

Standard test suites run after code is written, often executing unrelated tests or missing critical project policies. Headron is proactive: it routes only the checks owed by the specific files modified, prevents agents from repeating past mistakes documented in your failure ledger, and produces verifiable receipts confirming every required check passed before merge.

Can I set my own rules?

Yes. Headron lets you define custom contracts, allowed paths, forbidden patterns, and verification gates tailored to your repository. Whether you need strict security boundaries, architectural rules, or custom test workflows, Headron enforces them consistently across every AI agent and developer seat.

Which agents and chats does it work with?

Headron works universally with any coding agent or IDE, including Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, OpenHands, Antigravity, Windsurf, and custom CLI tools. Agents integrate seamlessly via standard MCP tools or direct REST API calls, allowing you to use your own models and developer setup.

What is HeadronOS?

HeadronOS is our forthcoming desktop workspace for macOS and Linux, featured in the Pro plan. It provides a visual mission control to monitor and coordinate multiple AI agents in parallel, approve sensitive tool calls, inspect live verification receipts, and safeguard enterprise repositories.

Are paid plans available?

Sign in to your Headron account to explore Mind API subscription options. Pro and Team workspace plans are in development and not available to purchase yet.

How does the Mind API subscription and billing work?

Mind API is billed monthly at $10 with complete flexibility and no long-term commitment. You can cancel anytime directly from your account settings, and your access stays active through the paid billing period.

How do I generate, regenerate and store my API keys?

After subscribing, generate keys from your account. Copy each secret when created to save in your password manager or environment; Headron does not store secrets. If a key is lost or compromised, revoke it and regenerate a new replacement instantly.

Try it on your project

Free and open source under MIT. Runs on your machine and in CI. The README has the three install steps.