TLM is the relentless, annoying agent that doesn't let Claude cut corners. It sits invisible inside your Claude Code CLI and kicks in when required.
You get the same engineering quality as Google, Apple, and Amazon.
150 free credits — enough to build 20-25 features. No credit card required.
AI coding tools are powerful but process-blind. They don't ask clarifying questions, don't test edge cases, and don't remember what went wrong last time.
Every session starts from zero. Your AI forgets architectural decisions, past bugs, and project conventions. The same mistakes happen again and again.
AI generates features but skips tests, edge cases, and error handling. You ship fast and break things — in production, at 3 AM, with real users.
AI tools optimize for velocity, not correctness. They won't ask about failure modes, won't check for security gaps, won't enforce staging before prod. Every detail you don't explicitly think about is a detail that gets skipped.
After tlm install, you never interact with TLM directly again. It hooks into your development flow and appears autonomously whenever engineering judgment is needed.
TLM detects when you're starting something significant and interviews you first — edge cases, error states, security implications, abuse scenarios, operational concerns. Produces a full spec that Claude builds against.
Tests pass? Linting clean? Type checks green? No secrets in source? TLM runs your approved checks automatically — if anything fails, the commit is blocked until it's fixed. No exceptions.
TLM ensures integration tests pass, staging is verified, and environment configs are valid before anything touches production. No shortcuts. No "I'll fix it in prod." The gate holds.
Bug fix commits are analyzed against specs. "This null check was missing from the original spec." Next interview, TLM asks about null handling for every field. Automatically.
Exposed API keys, SQL injection patterns, missing auth checks, insecure dependencies — TLM scans continuously and blocks before anything ships. No manual security review needed.
TLM scans your stack and generates enforcement rules for YOUR project — test commands, linting, type checking, deployment pipelines, environment promotion. Dev → staging → prod, configured automatically.
When Claude writes code, it has blind spots. TLM physically halts the CLI and sends the code and specs to Gemini and OpenAI for adversarial review. If they find a flaw, the code is rejected back to Claude to fix. The human is completely removed from the review loop.
Spec accuracy = what percentage of your work was anticipated by TLM's spec.
The gap is bugs, unplanned features, and missed edge cases. The line goes up because TLM learns from every commit.
Claude optimizes for speed and completion. TLM optimizes for paranoia. From missing staging environments to unhandled edge cases, TLM utilizes adversarial LLMs to catch system-level failures before the CLI is allowed to execute the commit.
Change /api/users/123 to /api/users/124 and you see someone else's account. The #1 web vulnerability in the world. TLM specs authorization checks on every endpoint — not just authentication.
Attacker types '; SELECT * FROM users;-- into your search bar. Names, emails, hashed passwords — exfiltrated in seconds. TLM enforces parameterized queries and input sanitization in the spec before code exists.
Attacker sends two payment requests simultaneously — gets the product twice, charged once. Or worse: gets a refund and keeps the item. TLM asks about concurrency, locking, and idempotency for every transaction flow.
One of your 847 dependencies ships a silent update that exfiltrates environment variables — API keys, database credentials, everything. TLM flags dependency risks, lock file changes, and untrusted packages before they enter your build.
Attacker plants a session ID via a crafted link. User clicks it, logs in — attacker now has a fully authenticated session. Complete account takeover. TLM specs session rotation, token binding, and fixation prevention for every auth flow.
Schema migration runs on prod, crashes at row 50,000. Half your data is in the new format, half in the old. No rollback was ever tested. TLM won't let you deploy a migration until the rollback has been verified on staging.
TLM analyzed your last 200 commits and found 4 hotfix patches to authentication flows. Now every new feature touching auth gets additional interview questions about session handling, token expiry, and privilege escalation.
Three times in a row, error handling was added as a follow-up commit. TLM now includes failure modes, retry logic, and circuit breakers as mandatory spec items for every external integration. Automatically.
Credits are consumed as TLM works — interviews, spec reviews, commit analysis, enforcement. Use them however you want. No per-seat limits. No project limits on paid plans.
Note: You bring your own Claude Code CLI subscription. TLM's pricing covers the backend orchestration, project auditing, and the API costs for the OpenAI & Gemini review council.
Enough to build ~20-25 features on 1 project. Single AI model.
~25-30 features/month. Multi-LLM. Unlimited projects.
~50-65 features/month. 2.5× the credits for 1.7× the price.
~200+ features/month. 4× Pro credits for 2× the price. Built for teams.
Need more mid-month? Upgrade to a higher plan anytime — pro-rated.
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