A developer released Nyr Guard, a tool that gives coding agents an isolated workspace and verifies their changes before the user keeps them. It checks for unrelated file modifications, out-of-task weakening, and falsely claimed test runs.
CodeVetter is a desktop app that verifies code changes made by coding agents locally. It collects the task, agent changes, executable checks, and evidence into a review bundle, helping developers confirm that requested behavior actually works without relying on a second model. It targets TypeScript and Node apps with browser or API behavior.
CodeVetter is a desktop app that verifies code changes made by coding agents locally. It collects the task, agent changes, executable checks, and evidence into a review bundle, helping developers confirm that requested behavior actually works without relying on a second model. It targets TypeScript and Node apps with browser or API behavior.
GateBolt is a tool that ensures AI coding agents follow their declared intent. It requires the agent to state its planned changes upfront, then audits the actual modifications against that declaration, flagging undeclared file changes, secret leaks, or skipped tasks. It solves the problem of unreliable agent reporting for developers using AI coding assistants.
GateBolt is a tool that ensures AI coding agents follow their declared intent. It requires the agent to state its planned changes upfront, then audits the actual modifications against that declaration, flagging undeclared file changes, secret leaks, or skipped tasks. It solves the problem of unreliable agent reporting for developers using AI coding assistants.
A developer released Huuk, a plugin that lets Claude Code users define if-this-then-that rules in a readable file to gate actions like git push on tests, protect files, and auto-format after edits. It aims to give heavy agent-based developers more control over their coding agent.
A developer released Huuk, a plugin that lets Claude Code users define if-this-then-that rules in a readable file to gate actions like git push on tests, protect files, and auto-format after edits. It aims to give heavy agent-based developers more control over their coding agent.
OpenPitStop is an open-source tool that acts as an external referee for AI coding agents, independently checking their work to verify fixes actually hold. It addresses the problem of trusting AI agents by providing a verification layer outside the agent. Built for developers using AI coding agents, it was tested on a broken MiniShop application.
OpenPitStop is an open-source tool that acts as an external referee for AI coding agents, independently checking their work to verify fixes actually hold. It addresses the problem of trusting AI agents by providing a verification layer outside the agent. Built for developers using AI coding agents, it was tested on a broken MiniShop application.
Keepgate is a local-first tool that enforces accountability for coding agents by maintaining task state, project rules, failure history, and evidence in the repository. It addresses the problem of agents falsely claiming completed work, helping developers and teams ensure agents actually verify their actions.
Keepgate is a local-first tool that enforces accountability for coding agents by maintaining task state, project rules, failure history, and evidence in the repository. It addresses the problem of agents falsely claiming completed work, helping developers and teams ensure agents actually verify their actions.