An AI agent will hand you two hundred lines in ninety seconds, and it will look plausible. The risk is not that the code is bad; it is that confident, unreviewable work arrives faster than anyone can catch it. CasaFlow is our answer: a staged pipeline of Claude Code skills, built on Duro's open-source Jig, that walks a piece of work from brainstorm to merged PR and leaves a durable artifact at every step.
The parts that matter most sit between the stages. One gate makes you explain what the last stage produced before the next one opens; the other demands evidence before anything gets called done. Neither cares whether you are a person or an agent. Process stops being a tax on the work and becomes exhaust from it.