Kitsuno
Fox-fire martial artist. Charges up and blasts holes in shaky structure, races and runaway costs.
How it works
Your work enters the ring. Only real flaws survive.
- 1
Paste your work
A plan, a spec or some code. Every line gets a number the Veldimon can target.
- 2
Pick two Veldimon
Each is trained by a different AI. Turn up their strength and they think harder.
- 3
They battle
One attacks a line with a concrete flaw, the other defends your work. Then they swap.
- 4
The judges rule
Three judges vote on every hit. Only flaws that beat the defence reach your report, each with a fix.
Every claim has to survive a defence and three judges.
The roster
Meet the Veldimon
Every Veldimon is trained by a different AI, so each matchup pits two models against each other on your work.
Gus
Never showers, never misses. Comes with his own fly cloud and a gas attack that clears the room.
Corvex
Grinning showman in a black suit. Calls in a rocket strike on the flaw everyone else was too polite to mention.
Reptyle
Half man, half lizard, all tongue. Flicks out a forked tongue at every flaw it can taste.
Twinova
Star-sprite twins linked by a constellation. Two minds, one Twin Sparkle, and nothing slips past both of them.
The judges
Three judges. Majority rules.
Every attack goes to a panel of three judges. Is the flaw real? Does the defence hold? Ties go against the attacker, so a vague hunch never lands.
Get it wrong and it backfires: your work turns into a creature at the start of each battle, and it strikes back at any attack the judges reject.
Arenas
Pick where you fight
Ready?
Find the flaws before your users do.
Start free on the Rookie plan. Set your own token limits so a battle never costs more than you expect.