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Cheat Code builder // player 01
Turn scattered instructions into one unfair advantage.
Your agent instructions live across repository files, tool configs, and chat history—with different owners, scopes, and expiry. Your Cheat Code is the durable, reviewed package: how you work, which technologies are deliberate, and what an agent may do without asking. Build it once, then export it for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and AGENTS.md.
Local-only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Everything here runs in your browser. No account, no upload, no network request. Your draft is kept only in this tab unless you press Save draft to this browser, and anything that looks like a credential is redacted before it is stored or shown.
- Policy domains
- 14
- Technology decisions
- 0/21
- Actions governed
- 12
- Sources imported
- 0
Areas a complete Cheat Code covers
Capabilities with a chosen implementation
All at safe defaults
Instruction files you have pasted in
Build your first Cheat Code
Eleven plain-language questions produce a first version in a few minutes. Every other stage refines and verifies it.
Start the guided interviewSix stages to Stage Clear
Audit
Paste what your agents load today and see what each rule actually is.
Open AuditOptimize
Technology decisions and the actions an agent may take on your behalf.
Open OptimizeContext Packs
Which policy loads for which task, and why it activated.
Open Context PacksPolicy Drift
Where instructions, packages, and tools stop matching the policy.
Open Policy DriftSave States
Every saved version, a diff between any two, and a revert that appends.
Open Save StatesMission Brief
Exportable artifacts, context exposure, and validation coverage.
Open Mission Brief
Founding waitlist
Keep this analysis. The workspace saves it.
The paid workspace adds saved reports and score history, API and CLI access, and team governance — opening to the founding waitlist first, at founding pricing locked in before public launch. This tool stays free either way.