Your AI writes code faster than you can review it. SDOA makes it write modules instead — typed, sandboxed, self-describing, and safe to run. Then it tracks them in the wild.
Real modules recognized across real codebases.
The SDOA scanner never overwrites anything. It analyzes your repo and shows what's reusable, what's duplicated, and what could be a module. If it surfaces something useful — great. If not, you lose nothing.
The difference between "AI wrote some code" and "AI assembled a verifiable system."
Every module carries a manifest: id, type, inputs/outputs, dependencies, lifecycle. Your system explains itself.
Agents plan against a typed capability catalog and run on a deterministic engine — composing vetted blocks, not emitting raw spaghetti.
Strict boundaries and capability flags. A module can't quietly reach the network or the filesystem unless it declares it.
Refactor one module without breaking the world. Versioned, signable, swappable.