Site map
Everything published on gabion.dev
Every page of this site, with a short note on what each one answers.
Pages
- Home — Gabion defines the architecture, provides a production stack, and verifies the critical decisions in AI-generated code. Works with a range of LLMs, including local ones.
- How It Works — The human defines the product, the AI writes the code, and Gabion provides the architectural boundary and deterministically verifies the critical rules.
- Technology — How the Gabion production pipeline is built: Java, Spring, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, modules, architectural checks, MCP, and an independent application.
- Models and Data — How Gabion works with cloud and local models, limits the context, separates the data boundaries, and helps assess the cost of an accepted change.
- For Pikiner Clients — What a Pikiner client receives together with the project, which limits apply in the first year, and why the application keeps working without Gabion.
- Availability — Gabion is currently provided with a Pikiner migration. Separate editions for studios, companies, and developers are planned, but they have no dates and no prices yet.
- About — Gabion began as a tool for reducing the review load on AI-written code and grew into a production pipeline with an architecture, modules, checks, and MCP.
- FAQ — Answers about human and AI collaboration, the Gabion stack, LLMs and data, installation, the license, the independence of the application, and the current availability of the technology.
- Privacy Policy — How Pikiner Inc. collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information from its websites, enquiries, calls, and messages, and how to ask for it to be deleted.
Pikiner
A separate site with its own pages and its own map. Neither site is a section of the other.