Feature · Get it done
It shows its work.
A run is never just a claim. Nuntex records the checks it ran, the files it changed and the commit it made, and says Done, checked only when every check passed.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.
Updated September 13, 2026
What the record holds
Everything you would ask for.
- WorkedSteps and files
- How many steps the run took and which files it wrote.
- CheckedEvery check, pass or fail
- The exact checks it ran, recorded from the run itself.
- LandedThe commit and the branch
- Where the change went, so you can read the diff yourself.
- Your partWhat is left for you
- Anything it could not, or should not, do on its own.
The rule
Checked means checked.
Done, checked appears only when checks ran and every one of them passed. A run that ran no checks says Done. A run with a failed check says so, and hands the next move to you.
Checks are read from what actually ran on your Mac. A summary that says it passed is not enough.
Questions
Questions about proof.
What counts as a check?
A command the Mac ran to test the work without changing anything, like validating a page or running a project's tests.
Can Nuntex mark its own work as checked?
No. Checks are recorded from what actually ran.
The waitlist
Get Nuntex when a place opens.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.