A self-improving harness for everything you ask AI to do twice
Work that gets better every time it runs.
Tell Ratchet something you ask AI to do again and again. It runs it on schedule, learns from every edit and correction you make, and keeps only the changes it can prove are better. It only turns one way.
The climb draws itself after a few runs.
- Monday, 7:00am. The first brief is on its way.
The loop
You react. It learns. It proves it. It clicks forward.
- 01
Run
On schedule, on a webhook, or when you hand it something. Every input is frozen so the run can be replayed exactly.
- 02
React
Edit the result in place, rate it, or type one line: “always give the price.” Each reaction becomes evidence, and a correction becomes a check.
- 03
Prove
Overnight it proposes small changes and replays them on your own past runs against what's live now. Pinned examples may never slip.
- 04
Click
Only a proven win is kept: versioned, explained in a sentence, watched on the next runs, and one click from undone.
Keeping up
You can't keep up with AI. It can.
New models land every few weeks. Ratchet's frontier watch tries the ones you allow on your own work, within your budget, and switches only when your results get better. Learned state is plain text, so it moves between Claude, GPT, Gemini and the rest without loss, and every switch is re-validated before it commits.
Trust
Nothing it learns is hidden. Nothing it does goes out unasked.
Readable
What it learned is a short list of plain sentences, each with the corrections it came from. Edit any line yourself.
Reversible
Every change is a version with a one-sentence reason and the evidence that proved it. Go back to any version in one click.
Contained
Anything that posts elsewhere waits for your approval unless you opt in. The loop can change only what it learned, never its reach or your budget.
Yours
Bring your own model key, sealed at rest. Export everything as one file, or delete it all. Connect your onon vault so it knows you.
Start with one sentence.
A working, scheduled workflow in under three minutes. Free to start on Ratchet's models; bring your own key any time.