A review methodology that distrusts itself.
Hadúr operationalizes the Contract-First Multi-Plan Review methodology: a Round–Wave loop for AI-agent development where every reviewer carries one pinned question, every fix passes an adversarial gate, and convergence is a verdict computed from evidence the loop does not control — never a feeling of being done.
It was built by running the methodology on itself. The demo below is not a mock-up; it is Hadúr's own review state.
Rounds find.
A Round dispatches one independent reviewer per lens — each carries exactly one question and a hash-pinned brief, and none of them wants the answer to be yes (§4).
Waves fix.
A Wave applies patches in dependency order, walks every fix through a two-pass verifier-gate, and sends every Critical fix to the Breaker. A wave changes the code — so it voids every lens's clean streak (§4).
Signals decide.
Convergence is a verdict over seven signals, computed from evidence the loop does not control: the code's own identity, pinned briefs, coverage matrices with no blank rows (§7.3).