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AET binds test runs, changed files, artifacts, and agent claims to exact code. Its local stale-proof demo shows a real PASS becoming inapplicable after relevant source changes—without an LLM, API key, cloud account, product telemetry, or holistic trust score.
I built AET after repeatedly seeing coding-agent handoffs where “tests passed” was true at execution time but no longer applied after later edits. The v1.18.0 stale-proof demo makes that boundary reproducible: it runs a real unittest, records EXACT_MATCH, changes relevant source, then reports RELEVANT_FILES_CHANGED while preserving the historical PASS.
AET is local and evidence-first. It does not replace CI, infer complete coverage, score developer trust, or authorize a merge or release. I’d especially value feedback from maintainers who review agent-generated changes: which freshness errors create the most friction in real repositories?
Ran the demo and watched a pass mark flip to inapplicable just by editing a few lines. No API keys or cloud setup was needed. Pretty cool to see reliability tracking that actually ties back to the exact code change.
About Agent Engineering Toolkit on Product Hunt
“Proof-carrying workflows for coding agents”
Agent Engineering Toolkit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #148 on the daily leaderboard. AET binds test runs, changed files, artifacts, and agent claims to exact code. Its local stale-proof demo shows a real PASS becoming inapplicable after relevant source changes—without an LLM, API key, cloud account, product telemetry, or holistic trust score.
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