Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
RigorRun Checks Whether Agents Actually Did the Job
A local developer tool turns one demonstrated workflow into executable acceptance tests for AI agents.
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RigorRun records a human-performed workflow, compiles it into an executable contract, generates additional cases, and checks the resulting system state rather than trusting an agent transcript. The homepage’s example reports 7 sanitised steps, 22 cases across 9 categories, and 173 checks. Its separate evidence record covers four MCP servers and 37 tools, with 19 exercised and 18 listed as unreachable; the site explicitly identifies the sample as synthetic.
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