How it works
Gain turns a business outcome into a project outline, a plan and reviewed changes in your own project. Your team approves each step, or lets auto-mode approve them.
From conversation to a plan your team can act on.
Tell Gain what you want to change.
Start with a customer journey, operational bottleneck or new service idea. You can begin in everyday language.
Set the boundaries.
Add your systems, budget, policies, permissions and approval points. Gain keeps the agreed context and surfaces gaps that need a person to resolve.
Shape the solution.
Kinsugi identifies reusable modules and shows what must be connected, adapted or built. Your team reviews the proposal before acting.
Build and check.
Developers can work with the modules and inspect the automated results. Decisions, changes and approvals are recorded for review.
Building against your own codebase requires an eligible development plan.
Where the work happens.
Three parts work together. You can start with the first and add the others when you build.
Gain on the site
Ask Gain questions on any page and outline a project in conversation. A free account covers the outline.
The Workspace
Work Mode opens your project beside Gain: the files, the plan, each proposed change and the checks that ran.
The relay
A small program on your computer links the Workspace to your project folder. Its commands write inside that folder only, after you turn shell on.
What every project keeps.
Every project holds its own record. The next change starts from what is already known.
The plan
Phases and tasks, each marked pending, active or done as the build moves.
Project memory
The stack, rules, decisions and exclusions Gain has verified, carried into the next session.
Change history
A restore point for every change written. Any of them can be restored later.
Checks
Each check that ran, with its result, shown under the step that ran it.
Shared controls
Useful automation with clear approval points.
Define permissions, spending limits and review steps before an AI-assisted workflow takes action. Keep a record of decisions and checks. Connect the solution to your own systems with your engineering team, and confirm data handling for the deployment you choose.
Regulated workflows
Move cases forward without losing oversight.
A finance or insurance team could collect evidence, check required fields and route exceptions to a qualified reviewer. The organisation sets the decision policy; people approve high-impact outcomes. Kinsugi helps structure the workflow and its record. It does not itself confer regulatory approval.
Complex operations
Connect the steps between teams and systems.
A distributor with several brands could bring order status, stock information and customer requests into one guided process. Reusable modules handle defined jobs; staff review conflicting data and pricing exceptions. The value to test is handling time, error rate and service quality.
AI-assisted commerce
Make shopping assistance useful and accountable.
A retailer could connect product advice to approved catalogues, live stock, price rules and a checkout flow. Customers see relevant choices; the business sets the limits on claims, discounts and purchase actions. Measure conversion, order value and customer satisfaction in a controlled pilot.
Choose one outcome to prove.
Tell us the workflow, the current baseline and the improvement you want. A business evaluation can test the result against agreed measures.