Vibe Justice System

Your AI makes decisions every session. Nobody writes them down. Six PRs later, a different session contradicts the first one. Now you have two conventions, zero explanation, and a codebase that has lost the plot.

VJS gives your AI a justice system. Decisions become binding precedent. Past rulings are checked before anything new is done. If the AI breaks its own rules, it must self-report and fix it.

Every time you use AI to build something, it makes silent calls: which approach, which trade-off, which direction. Most never get written down. Then a new session picks a different direction, and now nothing is consistent.

VJS catches those calls and turns them into binding decisions:

The AI hits a choice: "build this ourselves or use the library?"; "how to format this document?" The orchestration agent checks if that type of choice was already decided. If yes: follows the ruling instantly - no deliberation, same answer every time, for the life of the project.

If not: an AI court deliberates and issues a ruling. It gets committed to the repo.

The court has three tiers - a County Court (one judge), an Appeals Court (three), and a Supreme Court (five, expanding to nine for foundational questions) as a single apex. Benches are always odd-numbered and decide on a symmetric, two-sided case file with no access to the orchestration agent's preference.