ProofGate: checking what an AI agent’s “pass” actually means
AI Evaluation Lab presents ProofGate, an open-source browser demo for independently checking recorded coding-agent patches against a task contract.
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AI Evaluation Lab presents ProofGate, an open-source browser demo for independently checking recorded coding-agent patches against a task contract.
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An open-source dependency reviewer that compares a new Python or npm release with the version a project previously trusted and flags changes to inspect.
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A private daily-writing app that turns entries into an exportable book and can send a chosen guardian the writer’s last entry after a period of silence.