Enables AI agents and developers to independently verify code and documentation claims against the repository, producing evidence-backed audit reports and pull-request checks.
Turns a build or audit target into a graph of claims that a coding agent must decompose and verify bottom-up against evidence, with judgments pinned to git commits and file hashes and findings recorded as issues on the claims they refute. It keeps an append-only, replayable record of every operation, exposes the standing and frontier of the work, and flags stale judgments when cited code changes.
Enables defining and verifying evidence contracts for claims in READMEs, releases, or product pages using constrained verifiers and generating hash-chained receipts and reports.
Enables running code against tests in an isolated sandbox to obtain PASS/FAIL verdicts with signed, offline-checkable certificates, and generating verified code with attached certificates after execution against derived tests.
Enables coding agents to turn OpenSpec intents and Git changes into revision-bound proofs by planning, selecting, and running the smallest safe protection set, then verifying composite verdicts and explaining evidence or unresolved states.