Claude Code writes the code. Durante owns what ships.
An operator-of-record who runs your work end-to-end. Seven phases. Six gates. Every move bracketed by a receipt the auditor reads and the CFO trusts.
across active runs
signal → side-effect
each — never prompts
operator escalation
The model didn't change. The contract did.
For two years the question was “what can the model do?” That question is settled. The new question — the one that decides who ships and who pitches — is who owns the outcome.
Durante is built around a single answer: a named operator-of-record, a seven-phase algorithm with measurable gates, and a ledger of receipts that lets anyone — engineer, CFO, auditor — drill from a dollar back to the SHA of the email that triggered it.
Claude Code writes the code. Durante owns what ships.
Seven phases. Six gates. One operator.
Click any phase to inspect. Every transition has a measurable Inter-Stage Criterion. Nothing moves forward on vibes.
Surface the signal the room is missing.
The operator's first job isn't to do — it's to notice. Sweep inboxes, tickets, ledgers, CRM. Cluster, score, name what matters before anyone reaches for a tool.
↳ Operator moves
- 01Cluster raw signals across systems by likely situation
- 02Score each with a hypothesis + confidence (0–1)
- 03Surface only the few that change what should happen next
Every move leaves a receipt.
Append-only · phase-toned · plain-English readable. Top row flashes when a new receipt commits to the chain.
Six of fourteen. Inherit a contract, not a prompt.
Each pack is anchored to a primary phase but spans the whole algorithm. Hover to feel the tone bind.