Tonkotsu is very clear on what it does. It lets you be the technical lead of your project, lets you build in a self documenting way.
It wins on UX alone, if you are someone who builds in concrete steps you can now automate those while your documentation and journey write themselves.
For anyone who likes a structured workflow, and likes things being separated into tasks and is content with building in an organized way, Tonkotsu is a winner.
The team cares about users. They care about the tech. It shows.
My brain is a bit too chaotic sometimes so I will still make my own agentic coding harness, perhaps with Tonkotsu.
As a note, I used it for some minor features in vibecoder.date and a couple of test projects. I will keep using it, sharing feedback with the team and spreading the word.
