Most AI coding tools let one agent write the code, test it and mark its own work.
Agistra splits that across four agents: Architect, Builder, Tester, Router. The one that writes never grades.
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Agistra doesn't merge its own work. Builder opens the pull request. You read the diff and press merge.
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A ticket in Agistra starts with Architect, not code.
Architect sets the acceptance criteria. Builder codes it. Tester checks the result against them.
The agent that writes the code never decides it's done.
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