Do you build what users ask for, or what you believe they need?
| Current project | https://mozart.build |
| Current project | https://mozart.build |
Do you build what users ask for, or what you believe they need?
Mozart started from a simple frustration:
I want to try more AI-generated changes without making my repo messy.
The first version of Mozart is simple:
Add your repo.
Spin up isolated agent workspaces.
Review changes.
Merge on your terms.
Mozart is my attempt to make AI coding feel safer:
Run agents in isolated workspaces.
Review every diff.
Merge only when you decide.
I don’t want an AI agent to own my repo.
I want it to work in an isolated branch, then let me review and merge.
The more I use AI coding tools, the more I care about the diff.
The output is not enough. The review experience matters.
How do you decide what feature to build next?
I don’t think AI coding needs more chaos.
It needs workspaces, branches, diffs, and control.
That’s the idea behind Mozart.
AI coding is amazing until you need to review what just happened.
That’s the part I want Mozart to make better.
Agents move fast.
Mozart gives direction.
That’s the simplest way I can explain what I’m building.