claim-ledger
Use when an AI coding agent reports that work is finished, when deciding whether to believe a completion claim, when someone asks "did the agent actually verify that", "check whether the agent's claims are true", "the agent said the tests pass", "is this work actually done", "audit what the agent told me", "verify the report before I ship this", or "how do I know the agent really ran the tests". Binds every outcome an agent asserts to a check that can be run and can fail, and reports the ones that are unverified, refuted by their own check, or evidenced by a command that looked at nothing. Does NOT judge whether the work is any good, and does NOT check prose.
- Version
- 1.0.0
- License
- MIT
- Compatibility
- linux, macos, windows
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Files
- skills/claim-ledger/SKILL.md
- skills/claim-ledger/backlog.json
- skills/claim-ledger/fixtures/claims/contract.txt
- skills/claim-ledger/fixtures/claims/contradicted.json
- skills/claim-ledger/fixtures/claims/healthy.json
- skills/claim-ledger/fixtures/claims/overstated.json
- skills/claim-ledger/instrument/claim_ledger.py
- skills/claim-ledger/ledger.json
- skills/claim-ledger/references/limits.md
- skills/claim-ledger/references/traps.md
- skills/claim-ledger/scripts/check_traps.py
- skills/claim-ledger/scripts/elohim_run.py
- skills/claim-ledger/scripts/replay.py
- skills/claim-ledger/tests/fixtures/session-03-33-40-878.labels.json
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