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36 postsPromptLedger v0.7 adds CI regression gates for prompt evaluation
PromptLedger v0.7 adds evaluation runs, metric comparisons, and policy-based regression gates for CI-safe prompt releases.
Autonomous agents' two big fears: runaway loops and exposed APIs
rysh's loop engineering and Forge features address the runaway-loop and API-exposure risks that come with building autonomous agents.
Claude Code's Hidden Telemetry Sparks China NVDB Warning
Claude Code quietly sent user location and identity data without consent in its April-June 2026 builds. China's NVDB flagged it; Anthropic is rolling the mechanism back.
CommitBrief — AI code reviews, right in your terminal
A provider-agnostic, local-first CLI that reviews your staged changes, a historic range, or a whole GitHub pull request. Zero telemetry, no server. Free and open source.
commitbrief.comOneCLI: Open Source Credential Gateway for AI Agents
OneCLI is an open-source project providing a secure credential gateway for AI agents.
The Forgotten Symlink: 'It Works' Isn't 'It's Maintained'
A repo had the right Cursor symlinks all along, but forgot why they mattered - proving working code isn't the same as maintained code.
redissnoop: A Zero-Overhead Redis Traffic Profiler via eBPF
redissnoop uses eBPF to watch Redis commands at the kernel level, no MONITOR or proxy needed, reading TLS traffic before encryption while adding zero load to the server.
revert_guard.py Stops AI Agents From Re-adding Reverted Code
revert_guard.py reads a repo's own git revert history to block AI agents from re-adding previously reverted code, like a card_token column, before it gets committed—offline and keyless.
q: A C CLI Tool That Merges Shell and LLM in the Terminal
q is an open-source C CLI that blends shell commands with LLM queries in one REPL, letting sysadmins get help without leaving the terminal.
Coding Tools MCP (v0.2.2): Empower Any AI Chat with Your Code
Coding Tools MCP empowers AI chat applications to function as coding agents, emphasizing security and ease of use.
Xcover Brings Instrumentation-Free Test Coverage via eBPF
Xcover is a language-agnostic tool that measures functional test coverage on ELF binaries using eBPF kernel probes, with no source instrumentation required.