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What NASDE does — in four steps

One nasde run command executes the whole chain.

1. You describe a task you already understand. An instruction, a repo snapshot, and the assessment criteria describing what a good solution looks like. The output can be anything the agent writes into its workspace — code, a migration plan, an ADR, a SQL script, updated docs.
2. The agent solves it in a sandbox. The agent works in a safe, isolated environment — it can't touch your machine or your real code. Every run starts from the same clean state, so different configurations get a fair comparison. When it's done, a quick test.sh check gives a rough pass/fail signal. Powered by Harbor, runs locally on Docker or in the cloud.
3. A reviewer agent assesses the result against your criteria. After initial rough tests pass or fail, a second coding agent (claude or codex) nav