The process, enforced.

An AI model generates its answer freely, one token at a time. Redstone adds a process to that, enforced in code. A model cannot proofread its own thinking, so Redstone never lets it judge its own work: fresh reviewers, separate AI agents with none of the author's framing, check the reasoning, and they can only point at problems rather than hand back answers. Every open question, claim, and assumption is tracked, and none can be dropped without being answered or explicitly set aside. The most important reviewer is you. A building inspector comes before the concrete is poured and the drywall goes up, not at the final walkthrough, when every mistake is set in the foundation or sealed inside the walls. Redstone works the same way: it brings you in at the real decision points, while your judgment can still change what gets built.