About
BuildDocket keeps the issue, the diff, the tests, and the release evidence in one record.
Keep the requirement, affected files, code diff, focused checks, review findings, and rollback notes in one record. Review the work without reconstructing it from chat and terminal history.
Key takeaways
- BuildDocket is a live product on builddocket.kuca.app, a engineering-record workspace.
- An in-repo live certificate measured 2026-08-22 records 3 measurable eval cases, verdict pass. That is a test record, not a published conversion case on this page.
- Starter is US$19 per month.
Who we are
BuildDocket is the public brand for this workspace. You bring the source material in a conversation and review the record that comes back. There is no separate form workflow on this marketing site.
An in-repo live certificate measured 2026-08-22 records 3 measurable eval cases, verdict pass. That is a test record, not a published conversion case on this page.
How it works
- File the requirement. Keep the issue, affected files, and the intended change in one record.
- Attach the diff. The code change sits next to the spec it claims to implement.
- Record the checks. Focused tests, review findings, and rollback notes stay in that record.
- Release only with evidence. A chat that looks done is not a passing build.
Where it stops
Only if the record says so. BuildDocket does not claim tests, builds, or deployments passed without recorded evidence.
You still review the record before you act on it. Checkout happens in the signed-in workspace. Starter is US$19 per month.
FAQ
Questions before you file a change
What is BuildDocket?
BuildDocket is a engineering-record workspace. Keep the requirement, affected files, code diff, focused checks, review findings, and rollback notes in one record. Review the work without reconstructing it from chat and terminal history.
What should I provide?
Keep the requirement, affected files, code diff, focused checks, review findings, and rollback notes in one record.
What comes back?
A specification, code change, tests, and review result You still review it.
If the conversation looks done, did the tests pass?
Only if the record says so. BuildDocket does not claim tests, builds, or deployments passed without recorded evidence.
How much does it cost?
Starter is US$19 per month. Sign in from this brand site. Checkout happens in the signed-in workspace.
Start in the workspace
Keep the requirement and the checks in one record, then review what actually passed.
Sign in or create an account. You return to the BuildDocket conversation. Starter is US$19 per month.