graftfork

Enables coding agents to surgically harvest licensed upstream code, scaffold adapters behind canonical contracts, audit seams, verify live behavior, and promote or mount proven components while preserving the host architecture.

Enables coding agents to extract a source feature’s static dependency closure and adapt it into a target Git repository’s own data model and design, then carry later upstream fixes into the adapted copy with pinned provenance and frozen verification checks.

Enables any coding model or session to pick up where a previous one left off by keeping handoff state (START / SPEC / DECISIONS / TASKS / LOG) in the repository and projecting each harness's entry files from a single source. It also blocks commits until structural checks and the project's own executable acceptance tests actually pass, providing init, onboarding, session briefing/exit, verification, sync, and task-claim tools.

Enables coding agents to compile change plans into canonical, content-addressed manifests, run whole-set checks, and apply writes through a hash-gated two-phase commit with rollback and optional attestation.