01Request access
Every request is read by a human and answered from marcus@creandotumatrix.com. No waitlist theater: if your stack is unusual, say so.
02Who it's for
You already run agents
Claude Code, Codex, ZCode, Gemini CLI, headless whatever. Your problem isn't generating code; it's knowing what to trust before it hits main.
You ship with evidence
You want numbers behind the practice: how often the gate sends work back, what review costs, who merged. The audited week is the standard: every number re-derived, corrections disclosed.
You keep the last click
You'll let agents build all day, and you want a rig where they physically cannot merge: guard-enforced, fail-closed, human-only merge authority.
03Beta questions, straight answers
Who is the Turbo Rig beta for?
Engineers already running coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, ZCode, Gemini CLI and other headless CLIs) who want a cross-model review gate and human-held merges, and engineering leads who need evidence before adopting one.
What does the beta include?
The rig itself: the review-gate scripts, the AGENTS.md constitution, worktree tooling, the git-versioned memory layout and the dashboards, plus wiring help for your machines. You bring your own AI subscriptions; the rig orchestrates them.
What does the beta cost?
Free during the private beta. The rig is a thin layer of bash and Python scripts plus a markdown constitution; you pay your AI providers directly and keep the visibility into what each merge cost.
How long is the wait after I request access?
The beta team reads every request and replies from marcus@creandotumatrix.com. Cohorts are kept small so every setup gets wiring help; if your stack is unusual, say so in the request.
Can I try something today, without the beta?
Yes. rig-lite is the free gate kit from the Turbo Flow lineage you can install in minutes (turboflow.online/rig-lite), and the evidence page publishes the audited numbers behind this rig's gate (turbo-rig.com/evidence).