One endpoint · one key · three specialists

Plan.See.Build.

BRAINPlans & reasonsChampion: Kimi K3
EYESSees & verifiesChampion: GLM 5.3 Vision
HANDSCodes & executesChampion: GLM 5.3

The model shuffle is over. We cut it to the three roles that matter — each played by the current champion at that job. Together they beat any single model by a long shot. You get one OpenAI-compatible endpoint; CodePass routes each job to the right specialist.

01

You bring the mess.

Point your agent at the repo, the mockup, the half-written spec. BRAIN reads the whole board and picks the line of attack — plans, reasons, sequences the work.

02

Nothing gets past EYES.

Screenshots, diagrams, diffs, rendered pages. EYES inspects what was actually built against what was asked, and flags the drift before it ships.

03

HANDS ships it.

The plan lands as code — fast, executable, in your repo. No context re-explaining, no model roulette mid-task.

Why not just one model?

No single model wins everything

The best planner is not the best verifier is not the fastest coder. Benchmarks keep proving it; your workflow shouldn't ignore it.

Champions rotate, roles don't

When a better planner ships, BRAIN's chair gets a new champion. Your key, your endpoint, and your setup never change.

One bill, one key, zero glue

No three provider accounts, no routing config, no retry logic. A pass is a coin: drop it in, the machine works.

Choose wisely.

Every pass is 30 days, unlimited requests inside your allowance, subject to technical limits. All three specialists included in every pass — the Trial too.

No email. No password. Pay and you get ten words and a key — the key calls the API, the words open your dashboard. Coin-operated, like it should be.

Plug in once.
Never think about it again.

One base URL, one key, every client you already use. The squad is behind the endpoint — your tools can't tell the difference, they just get better answers.

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