Architecture choices
Compare approaches before adding complexity.
Explore a consultationA second opinion for your coding agent
When your coding agent faces a difficult decision, Murubbi brings another perspective, using your codebase, constraints and engineering rules.
Coming soon. OpenCode integration first.
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Your existing database may meet the stated workload without another infrastructure dependency.
When to ask Murubbi
Compare approaches before adding complexity.
Explore a consultationRevisit the assumptions behind the fix.
Explore a consultationExamine the tradeoffs around authentication, payments and data.
Explore a consultationFrom question to direction
Your agent keeps building. Murubbi helps it think through the decision.
.tsThe question, relevant code, constraints and proposed approach.
An evidence-based recommendation with tradeoffs, risks and next steps.
+ Implement the approach
+ Validate against tests
+ Check project constraintsImplement the approach and validate it against tests and project constraints.
Built around your standards
Give Murubbi the constraints that matter to your team, so its advice fits the project you are actually building.
.murubbiChoose an example engineering rule
Evaluate the existing PostgreSQL setup before introducing another service.
Illustrative only. Rules guide recommendations; they do not guarantee enforcement in generated code.
An experienced second opinion for your AI coding agent, with room for shared engineering standards.
Your personal second opinion
One team. Shared standards.

Usage & credits
Track request logs, measured token usage and the credits charged.
Credits are wallet units. Model tokens measure usage.
Pricing will be announced before launch.
Credits are wallet units.
A little more clarity,
before you get started.
No. It gives your agent another perspective while your agent continues implementation.
The relevant context supplied with the consultation, such as code snippets, constraints and previous attempts.
Yes. Workspace and project rules help shape its recommendations.
No. Recommendations still need to be checked against project constraints and test results.
OpenCode is the first planned integration. Additional integrations will be announced after testing.
Each consultation consumes prepaid credits according to measured usage and the published rate card. Pricing has not been finalised.
Relevant consultation context is processed through Murubbi and its configured upstream model provider. Detailed data-handling information will be available before launch.
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