ABUNAI CO. PRESENTS

Stop fishing for good prompts.

TAKO plans the job. MAKO runs it and logs every move. You get a record you can check, not a promise.

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PLAYER 1READY!UX HARNESS
MAKO swims inside a locked glass sandbox, a chained audit scroll trailing behind

MAKO

CLASS: APEX PREDATOR

Fast, quiet, shows its work. The self-hosted harness your platform and security teams can sign off on.

  • One native Rust binary, self-hosted on your own infrastructure
  • WASM sandbox built in
  • Output that fails the verification gate is rejected, and the rejection is logged
  • Every action lands in an HMAC-chained, tamper-evident audit log
  • Next unlock: replayable proof for every run

"I don't perform. I execute. Check the proof if you don't believe me."

PLAYER 2READY!ORCHESTRATION PLUGIN
TAKO hands task cards to six little specialist fish with its arms

TAKO

CLASS: EIGHT-ARMED STRATEGIST

Clever, a little smug, always an arm free. TAKO starts inside the tools your developers already use.

  • Runs in Claude Code and Codex, wired in through lifecycle hooks
  • Reads every prompt and hands each piece to the right specialist agent
  • Gates check completion, constitutional compliance and consensus before anything ships
  • Eight phases. Small jobs skip the planning steps. Big jobs get all eight.
  • Three MCP servers (memory, orchestration, gemini) ship built in, no separate server install
  • Orchestration itself is testable, not just theoretical: a live pytest run against the field-stability tool returned 30 passed

"I coordinate because someone has to, and I happen to have the arms for it."

FUGU

CLASS: LOOKOUT

The little one everyone falls for. A pufferfish dashboard that watches your Claude Code sessions. Hover its logo and it puffs up.

WHY NOW

The labs just picked faces.

THE MARKET JUST TOLD US

  1. Characters are the new battleground. Meta introduced Jolly on September 25, 2026. OpenAI launched Dots on September 29. The biggest labs now spend launch budget on faces. Axios TechCrunch
  2. They built comfort characters. Gizmodo's headline said the quiet part: OpenAI wants you to stop being afraid of its AI agents. Cute calms people down. It does nothing for the person who has to trust the work. Gizmodo
  3. Companions burn out. In July 2026, xAI said it is winding down Grok's 3D companion mode. A character with no job has no shelf life. Layer3Labs

They made AI cute so you'd stop being afraid. Abunai Co. makes it playable so you stay in control.

HIGH SCORES

The receipts.

  • 94/100TAKO's own Phase 4.1 completion score on a schema-drift fix. Two critical bugs, fixed in one commit.
  • 252,432Lines of TypeScript, tests included, in a regulated hiring platform. December 2025 snapshot.
  • 53TAKO agents working in that same codebase, current version.
  • 30/30Tests passed on TAKO's field-stability measurement tool, verified by running the test suite directly.
PLAYER 1, PRESS START

Insert disk: Type RUN

Click the screen, type RUN, press Return. Arrow keys move the cursor, just like the real thing.


            
    

    
        

      

    

    

      
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