kasidit

Kasidit

Stop fighting your AI. Give it discipline instead. Mindful AI coding framework for Claude Code. Works the same on Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku.

Site: kasi web · Wiki: GitHub Wiki · Changelog: CHANGELOG.md

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The problem

Your AI:

• confidently invents an API that doesn't exist,
• declares a fix "complete" without running the code,
• rewrites a working file because it "looked cleaner,"
• loops 40 minutes on a ghost bug.

These aren't model bugs. They're discipline gaps — AI lacks a grounded base, so it pattern-matches surface similarity and compounds errors.

The fix is not a bigger model. The fix is scaffolding: checklists, confidence labels, tier-aware rules, runtime verification, mission-driven scope.

Why it's the best

	Most prompt frameworks	Kasidit
Vague request like "review this"	proceeds and guesses	refuses, demands narrowing
AI claims [high] confidence	trusts it	runtime hook downgrades it if no Read/Bash call matches
Master agent spawns helpers, then edits files itself	nobody notices	hook flags master-orchestrator violation
Runs the same on Haiku as on Opus	"Haiku is too small"	tier-aware rules — Haiku gets MORE scaffolding, not less
Convention-only rules	model decides to ignore them	5 runtime-enforced hooks + 16 prompt-level rules
Knowledge resets every session	one-shot prompts	Gravity hub persists patterns / runbooks / route-memory across projects
One audit = one whole-repo grep	slow + noisy	subgraph extraction — scope to 10 functions, not 1000
Deploy procedure forgotten	re-figure it next time	/kasi-acknowledge captures it as a replayable runbook

The real edge: discipline turns Haiku into a senior engineer's executor. On Opus it unlocks depth. On Haiku it replaces raw reasoning with checklists, verifier passes, and forced abstention. Same framework, every tier.

Proof

• 87.5% valid fix rate on a SWE-bench Lite sample (56/300 tasks, strict PASS 60.7%, v0.7.4)
• Production-tested on a 288K-line legacy PHP codebase
• 5 backend hooks. 21 slash commands. 8 specialist agents. 15 default checklists. 11 core rules — all enforced, not aspirational.

What you get

• 21 slash commands — /kasi-review · security · fix · ui · backend · graph · struc · devopt · acknowledge · knowledge-list · cascade · init · scaffold · docs · status · promote · pull · sync · search · multi · wiki-sync
• /kasi mode command — pick intensity: off / router / lite / full / ultra
• 8 specialist agents — architect-planner, audit-specialist (--focus=quality|security|perf), bug-hunter, deep-researcher, legacy-specialist, migration-specialist, refactor-surgeon, test-writer
• 5 runtime hooks — prompt classifier, confidence-label verifier, backend-save recorder, update + drift check
• Master Orchestrator — main agent delegates; never executes strong work itself
• Gravity — two-tier knowledge: Centerlite hub + per-project Dcenterlite, with promote / pull / sync
• 15 default checklists — security · code-review · perf · backend across PHP / Node / Python / Go
• Tier-aware rules — tighter discipline on Haiku, full framework on Opus

Quick taste

> /kasi-fix the user export endpoint returns null on weekends

[kasidit] kind=bug-fix mode=lite history=12/14 avg_turns=2.1

Mission:    user export returns null on weekends
Hypothesis: timezone offset on the cutoff filter — Sat/Sun rolls into Mon
Fix:        app/Exports/UserExport.php:42 — use ->whereDate(..., $tz) not ->whereDay
Confidence: [medium] — pattern match, not yet runtime-verified
Verify:     curl /api/users/export?on=2026-04-26 → expect 142 rows

Install

# In Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add kasidit-wansudon/kasidit
/plugin install kasidit@kasidit

Or clone and run bash plugins/kasidit/install.sh.

thClaws (v0.12+)

Kasidit also runs on thClaws — the native Rust agent harness:

git clone https://github.com/kasidit-wansudon/kasidit.git
cd kasidit
bash plugins/kasidit/install-thclaws.sh

~85% feature parity (4/5 hooks adapted to thClaws events; full SKILL.md + 21 commands + 8 agents + 15 checklists). See docs/thclaws-setup.md for hook event mapping and limitations.

Update

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